Ali Rabiei: Instead of impeaching the Minister of Economy, those who are responsible for increasing sanctions in the country should be impeached

 Ali Rabiei, the president's social aide, wrote in the Etemad newspaper:

In order to gain power, even instead of attacking the sanctions and Iran's enemies, they redirected the direction of criticism to the inward and to the movement that was trying to lift the sanctions. In fact, a group that insisted on the continuation of the sanctions should be impeached.

If you knew, you would have made things at least one step better over the past few years. Therefore, the collective conscience knows very well who should be impeached. The conditions that prevail in our country's economy today are the conditions that have been caused by foreign bullying sanctions and domestic sanctioners.

What will the country and society gain with Hemmati's impeachment? Incidentally, Hemmati is a sympathetic expert who has emerged from the heart of the economic community of the last four decades and is well acquainted with various issues of the country.