Iran's President refers to 'total war' and expresses concern over the economy

Iranian President Pezeshkian stated that the country is facing a 'total war'. In a recent statement, he emphasized that the government's main concerns are rising prices and the living conditions of the population.

Pezeshkian warned about the growing difficulties citizens are facing due to the economic crisis. The country's situation has generated domestic concern, where economic instability affects the daily lives of Iranians.

In addition to internal economic issues, it has been reported that Ukraine announced it has hit 12 ships from Russia's phantom fleet, a piece of information that seems to be relevant in the broader context of geopolitical tensions.

Pezeshkian's statements illustrate not only an internal struggle in Iran but also reflect an environment of uncertainty exacerbated by external conflicts and economic challenges, which are being taken seriously by the government.