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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam, Secretary-General of Iran's Green Party: If you want to implement shock therapy, the people will undoubtedly take to the streets.
We are engaged in a hybrid war.
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam, Secretary-General of Iran's Green Party: We are moving toward ending the war with a "final battle."
The Americans are stuck in the quagmire of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam, Secretary-General of Iran's Green Party: The reason people respond to the voice of the opposition is that their problems are not solved internally.
The Americans believed that if we do not create an alternative against the Islamic Republic, we cannot overthrow it.
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam, Secretary-General of Iran's Green Party: Unless we confront systematic corruption, we cannot think about economic improvement.
We are suffering from economic black holes.
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam: We are suffering from "economic diabetes"
We didn't have any luck with the opposition either!
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam, Secretary-General of Iran's Green Party: I do not accept the "Iran vs. the system" dichotomy; a system based on democracy, the stronger it is, the stronger Iran will be.
War conditions naturally impose certain restrictions on society.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: Our generation was not a good trustee; we are not handing over the country to the next generation as well as we received it.
We have the right to be dissatisfied with the country's situation, but we do not have the right to be hopeless.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The government has not reached the point of no return; the important thing is to find the right path.
The country's management system is not based on meritocracy, and we must take a serious look at the energy management system.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: Energy has the capacity to not only prevent the 14th government from reaching the 15th, but even to prevent it from completing its own term.
If the 14th government can change the trend, it can remain in the 15th government as well.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: Nuclear energy has been entirely a loss for us.
The decision to pursue a nuclear program was not one we made ourselves; it was made for us!
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: If a serious disruption occurs in energy supply, there is a possibility of social unrest.
Price reform alone will not solve our problems.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: I am very worried about gas facilities. We have no storage capacity, and imports are also problematic.
For years, we have not even invested as much as the depreciation of the infrastructure.
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Has the war atmosphere helped the government manage the crisis?
Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The war has intensified the issue somewhat, but the energy problem was not created with the start of the war, nor will it end with the war's conclusion.
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What part of the imbalance is affected by the "war"?
We have not suffered much damage in electricity; we are using the war as a justification for the blackouts.
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Have the relations between Masoud Pezeshkian and his government with the third leader and his household been transformed due to the energy crisis?
Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The current situation is a good opportunity for the government.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: Lobbying has framed the issue in such a way that if gasoline doubles, inflation will also double!
The Fourteenth Government's announcement of the new gasoline price was already consumed by inflation!
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: If we can achieve empathy and harmony with the majority of society, we can endure; we are not on such a path!
It is a custom in our country to say that the people are to blame for many of the mismanagements and problems.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: If we go down this path a hundred times, we will end up in the same place.
The only wonder is why everyone is surprised that we ended up here!
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The war or America's retreat should not create pride and cause us to repeat the past misguided policies.
If it is felt that misguided policies—especially in the economic, social, and cultural spheres—are being reformed, a scent of improvement will arise.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The war became an excuse to resolve crises in the short term.
Many individuals inside the country who participated in the tensions have come to understand many of the realities, which has removed the basis for their protests from that political logic.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The budget beneficiaries are costly and must be eliminated.
Low production is mainly due to domestic inefficiency.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The economy is heading toward an explosion; we are not at the peak yet, but we are getting there.
The coming year will be harder for people than current conditions; 6 to 7 income deciles of society will need government support
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Some extremists, in these circumstances where they should be helping to solve economic problems, are laying the groundwork for social pressures.
Policymakers are currently not cooperating with the extremists.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: There is no doubt that the Pezeshkian government has fallen into a trap.
If the government had sufficient social capital, it would have an easier task.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: If the threats are carried out to the extent that is being said, it will cause dangerous problems for people's livelihoods.
We are on the downward slope of serious economic crises in the country; war can intensify the endpoint.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The fact that we cannot import is a blessing that should make officials take the gasoline issue more seriously.
The impossibility of importing gasoline has exposed the problem sooner.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: We have two groups of dissatisfied people; one group is the economically dissatisfied, and another is the culturally and socially dissatisfied.
The groundwork can be laid for widespread economic, social, and cultural changes.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The gasoline issue is completely serious.
We have no choice but to use the strategic reserves.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The root of our problems has nothing to do with the American siege; we did not have a resistance economy capable of withstanding the turmoil.
An agreement with America for Iran's economy is merely a "painkiller."
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: The process of the impoverishment of the Iranian people will continue.
Solving the energy supply problem is deeper than just drilling a few oil wells; we need a fundamental review of energy governance .
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The food voucher and subsidies will not help the people at all
Inflation is rising at a faster rate than subsidies.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraei: We have failed in energy governance
The disorder in the automotive industry continues, and we want people to save on gasoline consumption?
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"See | Preserve Iran or Preserve the System? What Will Happen to the Islamic Republic After the War? A Conversation with Hossein Kanani Moghaddam."
"Right now on the Abdi Media YouTube channel"
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Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has labeled the United States the "Great Satan" following a US attack on a wedding ceremony in the southern Iranian island of Sirik, which resulted in civilian casualties .
From the YouTube channel of Abdi Media.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: There Is Potential for Political and Social Tension
With the high price of gasoline, the price waves reach other goods.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraee: We Must Tell the People Two Truths; Problems Will Not Be Solved Overnight and Without Pain
We Want to Solve a Problem That Is Unsolvable; To Put It Bluntly, We Don't Have Something Called "Energy Policy"
Seyyed Hashem Oraee: I Don't See That Light at the End of the Tunnel; We Haven't Yet Reached the Peak of Imbalance
If we have a cold winter, we will face a gas shortage of between 400 and 500 million cubic meters.
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Seyyed Hashem Oraee: We Are Heading Toward a Hyper-Crisis
From the Perspective of Energy Demand, We Are in a Recess; and Even During This Recess, We Have a Severe Energy Problem
Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The middle class is facing a phenomenon that the rich poor are facing.
The price of their car has gone up, but they don't even have the money to replace a single part of it.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Increasing Gasoline Prices Is a Very Dangerous Shock in the Current Situation and Is Not Advisable at All
Gasoline Is a Commodity That Has a Psychological Effect and Has a Very Large Economic Impact on Other Goods
See | Karoubi and Namjoo are back; what's happening in Iran? From the Leader's residence to the Hormuz battle.
A few minutes with Abdi Media from the Abdi Media YouTube channel.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Rent is not inherently negative; it is a policy for reducing inequality.
I am not opposed to the liberalization of the exchange rate, but it will never happen.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Iran's economy cannot support this model of governance without oil money.
If all three of these events happen tomorrow and we still do not accept structural change, we will remain dependent on oil.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: If development originates from oil, it holds no value because such development is not permanent.
To turn temporary development into permanent development, you must use that oil in the direction of investing in human resources.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: We have a value system in which decision-making based on development, welfare, and progress does not hold a high rank.
The roots of the current problems are mainly internal; external pressures have merely exacerbated them.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Trump, having not succeeded in military operations, has resorted to a lower-cost military operation.
We are not in a good economic situation, and if these threats become more serious, it is natural that the pressures will also increase.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The people's resilience threshold is linked to the government.
For now, the middle class is getting poorer, but if this trend continues, the middle class may disappear.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The danger of poverty is a serious risk that carries many political and social consequences.
The average society's tolerance has its limits, and the government should not allow individuals to reach that level of moral decline.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: The 200,000-toman dollar is currently the psychological impact of Trump's threats; the current dollar rate was not unexpected and was predictable.
Following a decline in oil sales due to intensified sanctions, the curtain has been lifted.
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Hassan Ghashghavi's explanations regarding the will of Ayatollah Khamenei.
The security conditions are such, and parliamentary sessions are held with various protocols.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: There is a polarization in our society, but it exists among a minority in the country.
The majority of the military and judicial personnel earn no more than 20 to 30 million.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: We believe in freedom of expression, but only to the extent that it does not lead to violation of norms.
The pressure is now greater from the religious side.
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Iran is sitting on a sea of oil, yet trapped in a fuel shortage; has the energy crisis reached a breaking point?
A conversation with Dr. Seyyed Hashem Oraei, professor at Sharif University and head of the Union of Iran's Energy Associations, is now on the Abdi Media YouTube channel.
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Seyyed Morteza Afghah: Economic reforms have been carried out since the time of Mr. Rafsanjani, but the result has been worse.
You cannot prescribe a solution for the economy in a "vacuum."
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Hassan Ghashghavi: From a religious perspective, it is possible for the new leader's fatwa on nuclear weapons to change
For the future policy of the Islamic Republic in this regard to be determined, the opinion of the current Leader must be clarified .
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Hassan Ghashghavi: Imam Mahdi has been absent for 1,200 years, but do we, as religious people, neglect obedience to the command of the Master?
If the Leader is not present in person but everyone is so obedient to his command, this should logically indicate the cohesion of the system.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: Regarding the Strait of Hormuz issue, there can be differences of opinion within the IRGC at the expert level.
In this one-year war, not even one of our diplomats became a refugee.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: The Leader is in full health and has complete oversight of everything.
From the very first poll, the overwhelming majority of hearts turned towards His Holiness Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: Death once, mourning once; this time we want to end these issues with the US for good.
Iran has never had economic problems with American companies.
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Hassan Ghashghavi: Determining a corridor for the Strait of Hormuz is our natural right.
As the negotiations with Oman were progressing well, the US threatened to bomb them
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