🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Sunday, 25 Mordad

🔹In 1401, we held a wedding with 220 million tomans and 110 guests. Two weeks ago, we bought an air conditioner for 200 million tomans.

🔹From the south of the country: After power cuts in 50-degree heat, now they’ve shut off the entire streets, and the darkness of the late-afternoon “Qajar” hours has spread everywhere.

🔹From Karaj: Alongside daily power cuts between 4 and 6, from 8 to 11 at night they also cut electricity across all of Karaj, and the city is completely in blackout.

🔹From Ahvaz: The “My Electricity” program doesn’t announce the outage plans. Even if you check it, it says the shutdown is unplanned, but then the power is suddenly cut without any notice.

🔹What kind of situation is this? With the power cuts, the refrigerator at home has been damaged. We don’t have work, money, or even water and electricity. Where are we supposed to get the resources to fix the damage you’re causing?

🔹From Andisheh: On Saturday, 24 Mordad, my refrigerator burned out due to voltage fluctuations, and I don’t have a warranty either—meaning its time has expired. I bought a refrigerator for 38 million tomans, and now I have to pay 30 million tomans for the “inverter board” instead. The refrigerator’s price has also gone up fivefold—now who am I supposed to grab by the collar?