Snowy Day in Tehran: Two Weeks After Anti-Government Protests – The Silent Struggle Under Repression
9. The Impact of Sanctions and Economic Decline on Ordinary Iranians
The harsh sanctions and economic decline have devastated Iran’s middle and working classes.
Shortages and Inflation:
- Food, medicine, and fuel shortages worsen daily.
- Inflation reaches unprecedented levels, eroding savings.
Unemployment:
- Youth unemployment exceeds 40%.
- Small businesses shutter amid sanctions and unrest.
Living Conditions:
- Many Iranians ration electricity, water, and fuel.
- Poverty and homelessness increase.
Discontent:
- Economic hardship fuels further protests.
- Citizens blame corrupt officials and foreign sanctions.
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