In the controversial scenes surrounding the management of the largest petrochemical holding in Iran and the reasons for the resignation of the Minister of Oil, the discussion about the fate of billions of dollars from oil also turned into a heated debate.
In this debate, Vahid Ashtari, a fundamentalist media activist and one of the figures of the so-called justice movement, and Hossein Gurbanzadeh, former head of the privatization organization, raised claims about not receiving oil money, the role of middlemen in sales and the responsibility of government and security institutions; A peaceful discussion of mutual accusations and the disclosure of "private correspondence" was widely reflected in social networks.
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