🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Sunday, 8 Shahrivar

🔹With deep disappointment, I write: I studied English for 8 years, and I gave up what I loved to study in a field that at least would make it possible to immigrate; unfortunately, all my efforts were wasted because of policies that only target ordinary people.

🔹In Iran, we don’t have water or electricity. Prices are out of control and everyone is getting laid off. Many people no longer have the ability to pay rent or the costs of living. Then the government says we will win this economic war with strength, as if it were a military war. By God, we’re done; we’re exhausted.

🔹From Dezful: I’m a retiree, and this month I’ve spent more than 15 million tomans on doctors and medicine. How should we survive under this inflation and destruction? May God cut off your root.

🔹From Abadan: Nowhere in the world do you get a 6-gig monthly internet package being shut down 2 to 3 times a week—only in Iran does this happen.

🔹From Kashan: In temperatures above 50 degrees, they cut the electricity twice a day. Damn you from first to last.

🔹On 7 Shahrivar, at 7 a.m. we were informed that the water pipe in front of our house had burst; at 9 p.m. we came back and it was the same situation. We called again; they said we’ll come to fix it tomorrow morning, and right now, it’s been a comfortable 40 hours that water is being wasted and there’s no news about the gentlemen in charge. For the sake of managing consumption, just cut off water and electricity at set times.