US EditionIranian Families Forced To Consume Cheap Food To Stave Off Hunger
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Iranian Families Forced To Consume Cheap Food To Stave Off Hunger
As reports continue to highlight chaos in Iran’s food market and the ongoing rise in food prices, Arash Anisian, Director General of Economics and Treatment at the Iranian regime’s Medical Council, stated that many families are forced to consume cheap, high-calorie foods with little to no nutritional value just to stave off hunger. On Monday, June 2, in a radio interview, Anisian said: “More than 40% of Tehran residents are obese, and a signific…
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