Iran has reportedly lost around 98,000 buildings during the war, including roads, bridges, and factories. War expenses are massive, and the country has also been under economic sanctions for over 40 years. Billions of dollars in funds remain frozen in European banks, and trade activity is extremely limited.
Yet the Iranian government hasn’t publicly told its people that the country is going through a critical economic phase. No major calls for public sacrifice, no nationwide school closures, no lockdowns, and no large-scale work-from-home policies.
What’s even more surprising is that when the U.S. and Israel discuss ceasefire possibilities, Iran reportedly rejects them, saying the continuation of the conflict will be on its own terms.#USJoblessClaimsNearTwo-YearLow $STO
Yet the Iranian government hasn’t publicly told its people that the country is going through a critical economic phase. No major calls for public sacrifice, no nationwide school closures, no lockdowns, and no large-scale work-from-home policies.
What’s even more surprising is that when the U.S. and Israel discuss ceasefire possibilities, Iran reportedly rejects them, saying the continuation of the conflict will be on its own terms.#USJoblessClaimsNearTwo-YearLow $STO