State media and establishment voices warn of Iran’s worsening economic crisis

5 articles · Updated · ایران اینترنشنال · Apr 29

Amid ongoing war, surging inflation, and widespread shortages, Iranian state media and establishment figures are issuing unusually direct warnings about the country’s economic instability.
These warnings highlight growing public frustration and reveal the government’s limited ability to address the deepening crisis affecting Iranian households.
The rare candor from official channels signals heightened concern over the economic fallout, as pressures from conflict and domestic mismanagement continue to strain daily life across Iran.

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