The payment of workers' salaries and pensions of retirees was not delayed during the war.
Fatma Mohajerni, government spokesperson:
The most important guarantee for the ongoing payment of employee salaries and retirees' pensions is the authority and continuity of the government's performance. In the difficult year of 1404, and even during the war, none of the government employees' and pensioners' payments were delayed and some payments were paid ahead of schedule.
The government continued to pay subsidies, oblige Kelberg and treat emergency patients even under war conditions.
Despite the damage to more than two points in the gas field and over 7,000 points in the electricity network and the provision of medical services to more than 100,000 patients, the government met its obligations.