Why did the Iranian president say that the government promised the people that it would not yield to US sanctions? Are people worried?

According to the World Wide Web quoted by Iranian News Agency, Iranian President Rouhani made an analysis and explanation of Iran's current economic situation at the cabinet meeting held on August 12 in response to US sanctions and the blockade of western countries.

Iranian President Rouhani said that some western countries deliberately exaggerated Iran's economic problems in order to divert people's attention and make the international community forget the sanctions imposed by the United States on Iran for more than ten years, and the biggest problem that hindered Iran's economic development was the cruel sanctions imposed by the United States. The United States, together with Israel and other "hostile countries", intends to push Iran into the abyss of economic crisis, hoping that the economic crisis will cause the collapse of Iranian society, which in turn will lead to Iran's national security crisis and eventually lead to Iran's "bankruptcy." However, under the leadership of the Iranian government, the Iranian people are highly United, and the enemy's plots in three stages have failed.

At the meeting that day, Rouhani was optimistic about the Iranian economy and highly praised the Iranian people. He said: "Our people have a hard life, but they understand the enemy's intentions and have stubbornly resisted foreign forces." Rouhani also made a report on the economic development at the cabinet meeting. He said that from 214 to 217, the average growth rate of the Iranian economy was 5%, and the growth rate in one year was as high as 14%. Of course, oil trade accounts for most of it. After 217, Iran's oil exports were once again sanctioned by the United States, and its oil trade income dropped sharply. However, the Iranian government quickly adjusted its economic focus and actively developed other industries. By 22, even after deducting oil revenue, Iran's economic growth rate will still reach 1.1%.

After the meeting that day, Iranian media interviewed President Rouhani, and Rouhani told reporters: "I promise our people that the Iranian government will not yield to the United States, and US sanctions will not cause the Iranian economy to collapse, but will only make our people more United!"