In a television interview on Tuesday, Farzin congratulated Iranian people, the military and leaders of the Islamic Revolution, and leaders of the Islamic Revolution who seided Ali Khamenei in the victory that won Israel and the United States, the Tehran Times reported.
He thanked employees in the banking sector for maintaining the continuity of financial operations during the crisis.
Farzin emphasized that Iran has been engaged in economic wars for many years, characterized by a lasting psychological warfare aimed at damaging the country’s economy. “Recent physical attacks by the US and Zionist regimes have added a new layer to this ongoing economic war,” he said.
He said that Iran’s banking system has long endured sanctions and cyberattacks, calling recent developments a continuation of the same economic battle, and now has strengthened military aspects and psychological pressures.
“The enemy tried to induce fear and change consumer behavior by generating negative expectations,” Ferzin said. “But these efforts have failed.”
According to CBI Chiefs, the number of bank transactions processed through the Shapalak network increased from 1.352 billion before the conflict to 1.49 billion in 12 days. The total transaction amount rose from 4,340 trillion Toman to 4,440 trillion Toman (approximately $86.8 billion based on the exchange rate of 50,000 Toman per dollar).
MNA