🗣Your account: Life under political repression and military tensions — Monday, 2 Shahrivar

🔹Coffee has gone up from 1,600,000 tomans per kilogram to 3,200,000 tomans per kilogram. Buying and drinking coffee has now become a dream.

🔹From Kashan: Yesterday, on the first day of Shahrivar, I got 5 gigabytes of internet. I was outside the house for half the day and didn’t use it, and today I received a message saying: Your internet has run out.

🔹We don’t have water or electricity, but the employees of the Water and Electricity Organization were paid on time. Meanwhile, the healthcare staff at the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) had their pay cut.

🔹NGAL Kharq company laid off all its forces for 40 days before and after the 40-day war and has been completely shut down. It has been closed. Let them see what the “Israeli Islamic Republic” does with the people’s assets in Iran.

🔹From Kermanshah: I had administrative work to do. I went 300 kilometers to Kermanshah. They say there’s no electricity and the employees have gone home. With these hotel prices, if I want to stay, I have to pay 2 to 3 million. If I go back, I have to travel all that way again, and tomorrow I don’t even know if there will be electricity. May the Islamic Republic be cursed.

🔹Inflation is wreaking havoc. I’m a tenant and I no longer have the ability to pay the rent. By God, we’re exhausted, but I’m willing to pitch a tent next to the park and endure for our dear everlasting ones until we finally throw this criminal regime into the trash bin of history.