As the conflict between the United States and Iran continues, the Iranian government said Tuesday that it is prepared for all possible scenarios, including disruptions to air travel and railway services.
– “We are prepared for all scenarios, including the suspension of flights or railway services, but I cannot disclose the measures the government is taking because we are at war,” government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani told a press conference, according to the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA).
– She added that while some reports amounted to little more than rumors and speculation, the government had naturally prepared for the most difficult scenarios.
– Mohajerani reiterated that she could not reveal the government’s contingency measures, saying the country was at war, and certain information should not be made public.
– Asked about the possibility of a Cabinet reshuffle, she said replacing ministers would not resolve Iran’s current challenges.
– “Given the difficult circumstances Iran is facing these days, changing members of the government will not solve any problems,” she said.
– She added that Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian had not made any decision to reshuffle his Cabinet.
– Her remarks come as Tehran has stepped up its warnings and threats in recent days.