Iran, in the midst of war and while experiencing a severely pressured and constrained economy, has entered the battlefield. This country, with high inflation rates, widespread poverty, a weak currency, and energy resource shortages, is clearly grappling with problems it has endured for years. Despite its vast oil and gas reserves, Iran has failed to provide basic economic security for its citizens and has directed a significant portion of its limited resources towards military strengthening.
Economic and Military Challenges
As the economic crisis has caused people to face more and more problems daily, the war has only exacerbated these issues. Investment in militarization occurs while economic infrastructure is in dire need of attention and reconstruction. This reality cannot be ignored: in this war, missiles may outlast money, but what will happen to the daily lives of the people?
