dangerous scenario analysis; From the "Loyal" coin pit and the back yard of the employees in "The Star of the Persian Gulf" to dumping gasoline worth 110 thousand tomans on people's tables.
running forward in the middle of the battlefield; Why do people have to pay for robbing loyalists and renting appointments at gas stations?
While the government talks about fuel shortages and the need to adjust petrol prices, the main question is why people have to pay for billions of dollars of foreign exchange not returned by the trustees and the inefficiency of the management in the strategic maintenance of the Persian Gulf star with higher petrol prices and more pressure on their livelihood?
The country is in one of the most sensitive periods in its contemporary history and is in the midst of a large-scale battle against the US and Israel; a situation in which maintaining "social capital" and "national resilience" is not a political choice, but an absolute necessity for Iran's security and front line of defense.
Click to continue news.