The economic blockade does not lead to a widespread shortage of goods in Iran.
▫ Diaco Hosseini, an expert on international issues, in the program "Strategic Dialogue", referring to the consequences of the continuation of sanctions and the economic blockade on Iran, distinguished between the reduction of access to goods and their rarity and said that although some items, especially in the field of medicine, faced a severe shortage or even a rare situation for all goods, but it cannot be in the same situation for all goods.
▫ According to him, there is no possibility of widespread hunger and a shortage of a significant part of the goods, although if the trade restrictions continue, the scope of supply in the market may decrease and prices may increase.
▫ This expert on international issues stated that it is not possible to accurately estimate the price increase of basic products in the current situation and explained that the cost of supplying goods depends on several factors, including logistical conditions, difficulty in trade exchanges and the level of cooperation of the countries involved in the transaction.
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