Exclusive: Iranians tell Euronews how war emptied their wallets
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Six months after the outbreak of war between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, the economic crisis has severely affected the daily lives of Iranians. Fuel prices have doubled overnight, the local currency has rapidly lost value and families are being forced to give up even the most basic products, reports Telegrafi. In an exclusive report, Euronews Farsi spoke to drivers, small business owners, salaried employees and pensioners…
The gas crisis caused by new American and Iranian oil strikes in the Middle East is also affecting Iran. In the face of shortages, the Iranian authorities have decided to double the price of fuel when consumers exceed the monthly quota that is allocated. A measure highly criticized by the people and other political parties in view of the deterioration of the country's economic situation.
Exclusive: Iranians tell Euronews how war emptied their wallets
In a Euronews exclusive, Euronews Farsi spoke with drivers, small business owners and salaried workers about life in an economy where fuel prices doubled overnight, and people can no longer afford basic food items.
In Iran, the six-month-long war and naval blockade are making daily life difficult for the population with the rapidly depreciating rial, high inflation, and rising food prices. Iranians who spoke to Euronews describe a significant contraction in every aspect of life, from basic necessities to restaurants and transportation.
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