Iran faces escalation of crisis and repression
Reports indicate that the American blockade imposed on the ports of Kharg Island, Iran, plays a leading role in hindering oil export activities. The three export terminals on the island, which handle around 90% of Iran's oil exports, remained idle for up to 22 days, with operations halted and tankers stranded in the region. This blockade, along with tense military situations and internal escalation, has led to a significant decline in the country’s oil revenues, increased economic damages, and a surge in inflation that exceeded 57.7% in June. Electricity bills have risen substantially, and electricity generation capacity has decreased. Moreover, ongoing military confrontations and the escalation of regional conflicts deepen the negative impacts on Iranian lives, as the country experiences frequent power outages and infrastructure deterioration, worsening the hardships faced by its citizens and threatening their economic stability and security.
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