Iranian’s Epic Resistance Balk the Trump's Artificial Respiration to Support Terrorists

The Spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said: Trump's speeches were more a psychological warfare against the Iran and an artificial respiration to the terrorists on the streets that was rendered ineffective by the epic resilience of our nation.

News ID: 87259

Date: 18 January 2026 - 10:46

TEHRAN (Defapress) - In an interview with Defapress correspondent, Ebrahim Rezaei, Spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, regarding Trump's threats said: " We should not take Trump's words too seriously. He has made many such threats and rhetoric over the years; the incident in Mashhad is a case in point. We also do not know if accurate information is being provided to the US president or not, that lead to make such absurd statements."

He added: "In any case, I firmly believe that Trump is the most coward US president and he will bow down in front of the Iranian nation. This may happen if we stand firmly against Trump tyranny."

Spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly stated: "The experiences of Yemen and Ukraine, and even ourselves, where during his first presidential term, the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps destroyed an American drone, showed that these threats were just bluff."

He clarified: "All these experiences show that if we stand firm and decisive against Trump, and do not show weakness, Americans will yield to Iranian nation."

Rezaei, referring to Trump's recent threats, stated: "The words he spoke were more like a psychological warfare against Iran the and an artificial respiration for the vandals who have been rendered ineffective by epic of our nation, and will remain so in the future."

While pointing to the people's epic rally in January 22, 2026, he emphasized: "Our duty as officials towards the people has become more important after these great events across Iran, and officials, especially in executive bodies, must work twice as hard to reduce the economic pressure on people's livelihoods."