Iran’s currency is getting obliterated as the regime is about to run out of oil to sell and can’t even get its money from customers
"We can't even get our own money out of a country to which we've supplied goods, let alone using those funds to pay someone else in another corner of the world."
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# Iran's Currency Crisis Threatens Economic Stability Iran's rial is collapsing as the regime faces depleting oil reserves and cannot access payments from foreign buyers, creating a severe foreign exchange crisis that limits its ability to conduct international trade and pay foreign creditors. The currency deterioration reflects Iran's vulnerability to sanctions, blocked asset access, and declining hydrocarbon revenues, which could force further economic contraction and potentially impact global oil markets if production declines accelerate.
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