Hossein Samsami, a member of the parliament's economic commission, emphasized that the increase in the preferential exchange rate will definitely lead to a noticeable increase in the prices of basic commodities next year, telling Iran Watch: Hamshahri: So

Mohsen Mahdian (the editor-in-chief of Hamshahri) wrote about Tahrir al-Sham's dominance in Syria and wrote:
Dictatorship is not so bad. The important thing is who has this blade and stick in the palm of it, if it is in the hands of the Afghan Taliban, it is bad, but if the same Taliban kill people in Syria under a different name, it is freedom, it is their natural right.
A veteran terrorist is given a bounty for his head once, and another time he is hired in Syria, and his beard and suit are tightened so that he becomes a brand, and strangely, some people come out of their mouths and welcome him.
Dancing and singing are not signs of development everywhere; there is a point where the manifestation of Western freedom is in the Takfiri dictatorship.
Bashar al-Assad, who is associated with the reading of freedom in the West, is considered a dictator for defending the resistance, but other Arab countries, which are completely suffocated, become the manifestation of democracy.
If it is about Ukraine, it can be a comprehensive boycott, but if it is about the Golan and Syria, it can be defending the rights of the Zionists.
It is strange that the backs of the West and the Westerners are not crushed under the weight of so many contradictions.