Iran’s Disastrous Financial Crisis Will Result Into Another National Uprising

Uprisings to Come in Iran
(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): Reuters, “that order, confirmed by three sources close to the supreme leader’s inner circle and a fourth official, set in motion the bloodiest crackdown on protesters since the Islamic Revolution in 1979.” 

Uprisings to Come in Iran

According to recent reports, by the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), today Iran’s corruption and misguided policies are plunging into a deeper socio-economic crisis fraught with social turmoil, poverty, and international isolation.

“The skyrocketing prices and livelihood problems are still the Iranian society’s problems. Meanwhile, many sociologists warn about the consequences of people’s improper livelihood and their possible reaction,” warned the state-run Arman daily on Saturday.

In an interview with the Arman daily on 3 April, Mostafa Eghlimi, one of the social scientists of the regime, said, “The truth is the inflation in the country has increased by 35% within the last year, and the prices of most products people need have tripled. In the current situation, workers are living in inadequate economic conditions. Many shop owners have a customer downturn.”

Commodity Prices Rise
(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): Commodity Prices Rise, the goods have risen in price by over 100 percent in Iran in the last 12 months.

“On the other hand, unemployment is increasing daily in society. The situation is such that private companies are either partially closed or forced to fire their employees.

As a result, the recent rise in prices has infuriated people, and society is on the verge of a social explosion. If this doesn’t happen now, it will happen soon,” Eghlima added.

Whereas officials of the regime and their families live in luxury, they advise citizens to “resist” economic difficulties and be “satisfied.” Both refuse to solve the problems of people and promise false things.

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): The skyrocketing prices and livelihood problems are still the Iranian society’s problems.

“People’s economic conditions have a direct influence on social developments of society. Meanwhile, no one is willing to accept the responsibility of people’s social and economic problems. In this situation, some, advise people to resist.

The question is, while the father is unable to feed his wife and children, how on earth could he resist? The government announced it would increase salaries, but anytime it does, it also increases taxes several times. People hate a government that cannot manage crises. People cannot live with promises, and officials’ promises wouldn’t be the food on their table,” Eghlima continued to remark.

The Iranian government and its apologists are trying to blame the Iranian financial crisis for international sanctions;

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): Iran’s Financial Crisis as a Result of The Regime’s Policies and Mismanagement.

“The roots of recent incidents [uprisings] are hundred percent domestic, and there are inconsiderable issues connected to outside of Iran. Some officials say the root of recent social disorders lies outside of Iran.

It means the officials are not in charge, and some other people beyond borders decide for us. In recent years, the price of the dollar exchange rate in the country has always fluctuated. Should we search for the reason outside the borders? No. The reason for this is the wrong economic policies pursued by the authorities, not the hostility of the United States,” Eghlima acknowledged.

Poverty
(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): Iranian Inflation Rate is a Major Cause of Poverty.

“When economic pressure on people exceeds their capacity, naturally these pressures turn to protests on streets. How long could we manage society as we have done in the past? As much as we make hollow promises and postpone resolving their problems to the future, the severe the social explosion will be. I warn officials. They should think now and increase their efforts to answer people’s demands,” Eghlima warned the regime’s officials.

Latest protests, such as the Saravan protests, which were a continuation of the November 2019 protests, displayed the discontent and suffering of 60 million hungry and marginalized people, which would eventually lead to another mass uprising, wreaking havoc across Iran.

economic troubles
(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): The people have suffered from huge levels of inflation, the rising cost of goods, and so on, and more and more people are falling into absolute poverty.

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