Wars and interventions cause widespread destruction

The article reveals the deteriorating economic conditions in Iran, where the annual inflation rate in July 2026 reached approximately 66%, with food prices surging by over 128%. This reflects a significant decline in the value of the Iranian currency, an increase in poverty levels, and increased difficulty in accessing basic necessities for citizens. The crisis stems from the economic policies adopted by the Iranian leadership for over forty years, which focused on supporting conflicts, external interventions, military development, and the nuclear program at the expense of economic development and infrastructure. The consequences of these policies have led to the imposition of sanctions on Iran and a decline in investments, further exacerbating currency devaluation and soaring prices for essential goods. Experts emphasize that the solution lies in redirecting resources toward the people, halting aggressive policies, and promoting dialogue and development to achieve economic stability and improve living standards.

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