Matthias in response to Besant's statement: first count the chickens in late fall, then talk about winter.
Abdulnaser Hamati, the head of Iran's central bank, in response to Sadabsima's reporter's question about the recent statements of Scott Bessant, the US Treasury Secretary, said that he must first see the results of his previous forecasts and then talk about Iran's situation in the winter.
In that speech, the video of which was reposted on Iranian Telegram channels, Mr. Hemati said: "They still have to count the same chickens I said at the end of autumn; first count that and then talk about winter. It's early."
Scott Bessant previously warned of the economic pressure on Iran and the possibility of fuel shortages in the winter.
The Governor General of the Central Bank of Iran also defined the currency supply situation as comfortable and said: "The conditions are good. At that time we secured almost 33 billion dollars in foreign currency. He added that the supply of foreign currency needed for medicines and basic products will continue and said: "God willing, there won't be a problem and we will do our best so that there won't be a problem."