Dr. Ramesh Sepehrrad

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The President's Daily Brief · PDB Situation Report | December 13th, 2025: Inside Japan’s Biggest Military Shift Since World War Two & Iran’s Student Uprising · 13 Dec 2025 podcast

I mean, if you look at the value of the real, that value against the dollar that is constantly going down and the Iranian people are constantly... Average Iranian is constantly very insecure about the future.

If you look at the price

of goods and the protests over the cost of basic necessity, that causes an issue right now.

Tehran, Iran's capital, is facing a massive environmental crisis and access to clean water and access to water, which

Even Iran's president is now saying that we just don't have any solution for this.

So, I mean, when you look at this regime's behavior, the mismanagement, the corruption, the mafia-style governance by the IRGC,

Their track record, it's so clear for these people that there is no solution coming from this regime.

And that's why when I say there's an explosive socioeconomic conditions, it is really pressing this regime from our front.

And of course, the international community does have a role to play, which is let's continue to enforce the sanctions because we know.

The IRGC holds the economy, and by enforcing the sanctions, we are squeezing IRGC, and thereby, empowering the Iranian people to overthrow this regime.

Again, this is years of mismanagement.

I can tell you one of the core issues with water is how IRGC decided with the mismanagement and lack of knowledge and expertise, decided to reroute the natural waterways and thereby creating bare lands and creating problems that

then become a flooding issue because of the way water flows.

And the reason for them to do this because of how they wanted to purchase certain piece of land and get the water in there and try to, through their mafia style, try to monopolize the access to the land and the water in that area.

So years of experience and approaching the issue this way has now brought us to this

conversation around where Pozhishkin, in a ridiculous way, is claiming that he wants to move the capital.

And that's just not feasible.

So, I mean, ultimately, when you think about it, this is not a regime that's ever worked for the people of Iran.

This is not a regime that ever had the subject matter expertise or allowed the people who have the subject matter expertise to do some good for the public.

And therefore, they're now facing this water crisis that the number one victim of it is the Iranian people.

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