Masoud Pezeshkian says the government was supposed to import gasoline worth $12 billion, but so far only two to three billion dollars has been spent on importing gasoline, and the rest has been saved. He also said there has been a $10 billion saving in the energy sector and promised that the revenue generated from the increase in gasoline prices will be allocated to people’s cash vouchers.

But how much of these resources will reach people’s tables?

Mehdi Begi, a member of Iran International’s editorial team, examines the issue in “Peyvast.”