Ehsan Khandouzi, former economy minister, warned against what he called “street crashes” and “the provision of a third war.”

He told the channel Nood Economic: “The experience of the 12-day war and the unrests of Dey showed that currency errors and wrong decisions push the country toward a crisis.”

Khandouzi added: “Now we have 100 to 120 days to carry out the main turnarounds with new partners. Otherwise, inefficiency and corruption will come along with public discontent and street crashes, and will create the ground for a third war.”