Following Trump’s announcement: Iranian economic collapse continues

In Iran, US President Donald Trump is followed by the sequence of events and statements in the last 48 hours. , Which continues to break new negative records.The Iranian currency value (Wednesday) reached a new low, roughly 850,000 Real to one American dollar. The Iranian currency continues his constant collapse, which has received special momentum since Trump’s victory in the election against Campla Harris in early November.

 

 

 

The Iranian currency collapse joins a wide line of economic beating that has been in recent times, from electricity and gas breaks, to huge price increases. Tehran is very worried that the new sanctions that will take effect following the return of the “Maximum pressure” policy will only further exacerbate the situation, continue the currency collapse and the cost of living for tens of millions of citizens.

 

Alongside this, Iran draws encouragement from his unequivocal statement yesterday that he wanted to reach a new nuclear agreement that would allow Iran to “flourish and prosper,” he said. Tehran is also very pleased with his announcement that his government does not work in cooperation with Israel to plan a military attack against Iran. Many in Israel have recently expected an Israeli-American attack against Iran’s nuclear facilities, or at the very least to Trump’s passive support for Israeli attack. His announcement yesterday makes it clear that this is not the case.

Iranian senior official told Reuters that Tehran are ready to give another chance for diplomacy in front of Trump, but are careful about Israeli resistance to the move. He added that Iran is opposed to Palestinians from Gaza, as Trump suggested in a meeting with Netanyahu, but also made it clear that the calls with the US are a separate issue. An independent military against Iran. About two weeks ago, Trump said that “it will be nice if the problems can be solved with Iran without Israel to attack its military facility.”

Trump’s move that brings to the satisfaction in Tehran

Another move by Trump, which results in surprising satisfaction among Iran’s leadership, is his decision to stop all the aid funds for various factors and countries around the world, except Israel and Egypt. The Iranian news agency “Iran” reported yesterday that stopping the Trump administration also stops transfers of money to hostile and diminished Iranian opposition organizations. According to the official Iranian news agency, this move may improve the dynamics and relationship between Washington and Tehran.

The “remaining” conservative newspaper described the Iranian opposition as a “anti-revolutionary who celebrated Trump’s victory as the last days of the Islamic Republic,” but it “absorbed a surprise with the amputation of funding to their employers.” Iran’s Reformist newspaper “They are” also wrote that Trump’s move is like a “cold shower” to Iran’s opponents of Iran in Diaspora.