President Pezeshkian urges Iranians to reduce energy use amid U.S. blockade

11 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 25

Speaking at the Interior Ministry, President Pezeshkian called on citizens nationwide to cut electricity consumption in response to a U.S. naval blockade off Iran’s coast.
He warned that the blockade and infrastructure targeting are intended to foster public dissatisfaction and disrupt daily life across the country.
The appeal highlights growing concerns over energy stability and public morale as U.S. measures increase pressure on Iran’s government and population.

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