The Iranian government has announced that Saba Bank and Pasargad Bank were subjected to a large-scale cyberattack, resulting in the disruption of some online banking services. Authorities stated that concerned entities are urgently working to contain the situation, implementing measures to secure customer data and restore affected systems.

Government Takes Action to Address Attack Fallout
The government noted that the attack impacted some internet services, emphasizing that the current slowdown is due to ongoing technical efforts to repel the cyberattacks and ensure the safety of official networks. It also affirmed that a top priority is resolving the growing demand for foreign currency and securing liquidity for citizens in the coming days.
Emergency Meeting Headed by Pezeshkian
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian chaired an emergency cabinet meeting on Wednesday morning at the Presidential Palace, with the attendance of all ministers. The meeting focused on the latest domestic developments, particularly cybersecurity and the potential economic repercussions of the attack.

President Calls for Unity
During the meeting, President Pezeshkian expressed confidence in the state's ability to overcome the current challenges, stressing that unity and cohesion between state institutions and the people are key to navigating the crisis. He stated:
"If we all stand together and speak with one voice, we can move forward with strength and resolve."