Iranians Face Worsening Crisis After 6 Months of War
Six months after the outbreak of the war between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, the economic and living conditions in Iran have sharply deteriorated. The value of the Iranian currency has declined, and inflation has soared to 84%, leading to rising prices for basic goods and food items, with the rial's exchange rate collapsing to around two million rials to the dollar. Iranians are suffering from significant economic pressures and are preemptively stockpiling subsidized fuel, which has resulted in food hoarding and decreased spending on social activities. At the same time, concerns are growing about the return of protests that shook the country last year, as the economic crisis and worsening living conditions persist. This has turned the war into a daily battle for survival, rather than an opportunity for political change.
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