Majed Shakri's response to the medical advisor's forecast: The cause of severe inflation was the irrational removal of the 28,500 toman currency and had nothing to do with the war. Majid Shakri, in response to Shafian, a medical consultant, wrote about inflation and the reason for its rise in the last ten months: An important part of the inflation was caused by the jump of the currency in 404 (due to the change in the oil sales team in the 14th government, which the honorable government proved to have noticed the removal of the format of Mr. Vapakanja) 28,500. These are not caused by the war, although those who deny the effect of the war and the blockade on inflation are surely wrong. Second point: Apologies are useless. Instead of focusing on an apology rather than an apology, the government should focus on fixing the cabinet and changing the idea according to the war. Then instead of debating whether to apologize or not, everyone talks about the need to praise the government. Ali Asghar Shafian, a medical consultant, wrote last night: Some believe that the medical government should apologize for the high prices. The high prices are due to the war. Did the Pazkhians cause the war? If so, then they are right, otherwise not.

Majed Shakri's response to the medical advisor's forecast: The cause of severe inflation was the irrational removal of the 28,500 toman currency and had nothing to do with the war. Majid Shakri, in response to Shafian, a medical consultant, wrote about inflation and the reason for its rise in the last ten months: An important part of the inflation was caused by the jump of the currency in 404 (due to the change in the oil sales team in the 14th government, which the honorable government proved to have noticed the removal of the format of Mr. Vapakanja) 28,500. These are not caused by the war, although those who deny the effect of the war and the blockade on inflation are surely wrong. Second point: Apologies are useless. Instead of focusing on an apology rather than an apology, the government should focus on fixing the cabinet and changing the idea according to the war. Then instead of debating whether to apologize or not, everyone talks about the need to praise the government. Ali Asghar Shafian, a medical consultant, wrote last night: Some believe that the medical government should apologize for the high prices. The high prices are due to the war. Did the Pazkhians cause the war? If so, then they are right, otherwise not.