Beran Tajdin
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43 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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We are way away from that.
And there are also questions about sanctions.
And this is revenue for the government.
The problem is, even before the war, in just 12 months, the average food prices in Iran had more than doubled.
The official inflation rate is north of 50%.
And yes, and because of the decrease in the foreign exports, it means that less foreign currency will come in, which means that we will probably see Riyadh losing more of its value, which will also feed inflation.
For ordinary people, even the ones that have, for example, secure government jobs, they are seeing their money not going as far as it was going just a month ago, let alone a year ago.
What we are hearing is a sense of desperation, a sense of very little hope.
In the hours after the attacks stopped, you know, the ceasefire was announced, someone put it like this.
It is like you were experiencing an earthquake for 39 days and it has just stopped for now.
You don't know whether it's going to start soon again.
And more importantly, you have no idea what is left of the roof above your head.
Not much.
In the streets of Tehran, there is widespread anxiety and concern about tax on infrastructure.
People are also dissatisfied with the government's performance over the last 47 years.
It feels like we're sinking deeper and deeper into a swamp.
What can we do as ordinary people?
I keep thinking about a situation where in a month I'm sitting with my family with no water, no electricity, nothing.
And someone blows out the candle and we go to sleep.
Plus Katsastus.
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