🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Monday 13 Mehr

🔹From Tehran: Prices are really out of control. A sheet of an anti-seizure pill is 270 thousand tomans. Even meat has become installment-based. What kind of country is this?

🔹From Andisheh: For the specialized courses, we don’t have a teacher for two weeks now. When we protest, they say it’s not in their hands and the education office must send us a teacher. This directly affects the university entrance exam.

🔹From Bandar Anzali: Every day we’re depressed and upset. We don’t have any motivation to live. We can’t buy anything and we can’t do anything. Because we’re afraid of spending less, we don’t even go out of the house.

🔹I’m a vineyard owner; may God be my witness, I calculated it: anyone who picked up grapes spent 53 thousand tomans per kilo, and I sold them for 28 thousand tomans per kilo—just so they wouldn’t spoil.

🔹I caught a cold. Without the medicines, just having a blank bill for my headache came to 630 thousand tomans. The rest of the medicines, along with the doctor’s visit, totaled 2 million tomans.

🔹The “Bio IBS” capsules were 70 thousand tomans two months ago, but today I bought them for 200 thousand tomans. Mr. official who says the sanctions are useless—this is no joke, and it concerns the health of society.