Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf Warns of Economic War and Dollar Surge
Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf announced that the country is in an economic war amid U.S. sanctions and that the dollar has exceeded 200,000 tomans.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf stated that the country's economy has suffered a major blow as a result of the zero-tolerance sanctions implemented by the U.S., announcing that 1 dollar has surpassed 200,000 tomans, dropping to the lowest level in history.
Emphasis on Economic Crisis and War
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf stated that the struggle against the U.S. and Israel is directly reflected in the markets and the citizens' kitchens.
Zero-Tolerance Policy and Exchange Rate Increase
Following the zero-tolerance policy put into effect by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, 1 U.S. Dollar exceeded the 200,000-toman threshold in Iranian markets.
Call for Unity Around the Government
Stating that they are aware of the current difficulties, officials invited the public and political circles to unite around the government in order to combat the economic crisis.