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In retaliation, Iran launched attacks on Israel and American interests in the region, restricting access to the Strait of Hormuz, a sea route critical to the global supply of petroleum products.
Many Iranians are facing food shortages amid growing economic pressure from the Middle East war with the United States, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Saturday.
Iranian leader Pezeshkian recognizes the economic difficulties his nation faces due to the conflict with the U.S. and its allies.The blockade and tensions in the Strait of Ormuz complicate the situation, while Iran and the U.S. maintain sporadic military actions.
Iranian President Masoud Pesekian said today that many of his compatriots are struggling to eat due to the increased economic pressure his country is facing as a result of the war with the United States.
Tehran "must get out of this situation, which is neither war nor peace," Pezheskian continued, without specifying how this will be done.
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