Dawood Rangi: "Iron Gate" aimed at industry and military equipment, not food and medicine Scientist: Maybe 5% of transactions will stop.
Dabod Ranji, Deputy Chairman of the Import Management Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, in a conversation with Aktezana News:
My assessment is that the planners of the Iron Gate program mainly attacked the industrial sector in Israel to prevent the entry of industrial machinery or military equipment; An important point is that these sanctions are not applied in the food sector.
By reducing the acceptance and movement of trucks, many problems will appear for the manufacturing sector.
Masoud Denshmand, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and an activist in the field of international transportation, in a conversation with Aktazana News:
We have not been in the international banking system for several years and we are not in the SWIFT network. As of today, measures have been adopted for the current business activity and ways of collecting financial resources have been determined.
As of today, the same way and methods are used and it cannot be assumed that an unusual event has occurred.
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