En.Yenisafak Iran's President Vows Resistance Against US Threats to Critical Infrastructure
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- •Iran's President vows to resist US threats against critical infrastructure.
- •Trump's comments follow an alleged military escalation after a helicopter incident.
- •Pezeshkian emphasizes reliance on domestic capabilities and national unity.
On June 10, 2026, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared Iran's intent to resist US threats targeting its critical infrastructure. Following US President Donald Trump's remarks about continued military strikes after an Apache helicopter was reportedly downed, Pezeshkian emphasized that threats against vital sectors like transportation, electricity, and water are signs of desperation. He asserted that Iran would rely on domestic expertise and national unity to confront external pressures. The US military has not confirmed the helicopter incident, and investigations are ongoing. Pezeshkian's statements reflect a broader geopolitical tension between Iran and the US, particularly concerning military actions in the region.
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