Iran reacts to renewed U.S. sanctions by saying it is prepared for the measures and has a plan to manage their impact over an extended period. In statements reported by outlets, Iranian authorities describe having a “two-year plan” to handle the situation and signal that they are not expecting the pressure to quickly change Tehran’s approach.
The reporting also says Iran warns that its adversaries should not assume an immediate outcome, implying it could sustain its posture rather than retreat. The coverage frames Iran’s message as a response to the timing and intent of U.S. policy changes, including references to “D-Day” sanctions.
Across the sources provided, the emphasis is on Iran’s readiness and its suggestion that the standoff could continue for some time. However, the specific details of enforcement, the precise sanctions components, and any concrete reciprocal actions are not fully specified in the excerpts, leaving the overall focus on Iran’s stated strategy rather than verified new developments.
