55K views · 1.1K reactions | Winter ski season IN IRAN ... despite all the imposed hardships and sanctions that have crippled the Iranian economy, the young generation still tries to get away, to be FREE from daily city stress and the hustle and bustle of city living. Generation NEXT wants life, liberty and happiness just like all other nations do and they deserve it. | Iran Focused Forum | Facebook

12K views · 108 reactions | INSIDE IRAN: With tensions escalating with Iran, Martha Raddatz reports from Tehran, where U.S. sanctions are crippling the economy, but with the foreign minister telling ABC News that sanctions won't lead to a breakthrough in nuclear negotiations. https://abcn.ws/2MseFFC | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir | Facebook

Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy estimates Western sanctions cost Russia over $60 billion in lost revenue and frozen assets in 2025 alone hitting energy exports, tech imports, and financial access. Yet Moscow’s war economy adapts: it rerouted oil to Asia, expanded shadow fleet shipments, and deepened ties with China, Iran, and North Korea for microchips and munitions. Sanctions slowed Russia’s tech modernization but didn’t halt battlefield production: drone output tripled, artillery shell manufactu

Iran's rulers face being overwhelmed by a crisis they created—how will they respond? https://econ.st/2v6Hak4 | The Economist

10K views · 129 reactions | Iran, supreme leader weeps for Soleimani | Download the ET App: https://bit.ly/ETMainApp | The Economic Times | Facebook

Economic hitmen are the 1st tier of a 3 step plan to take over a countries resources. John Perkins (a former hitman) gives a brief talk on how it works using the example of Saudi Arabia and Iraq. The 1952 coup and 1979 revolution in Iran were both front ended with hitmen as well. | Iran Focused Forum

8.6K views · 68 reactions | Americans could soon feel the impact of escalating tensions with Iran, following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The full economic impact will depend on how Iran responds, particularly whether it attempts to shut down the Strait of Hormuz, through which about 20 million barrels of crude oil pass daily. #Iran #GasPrices #Economy | NewsNation | Facebook

125K views · 1.7K reactions | If Iran decides to close the Strait of...

Before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran was ruled by Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and was known for its progressive Westernization and modernization efforts. The economy was booming due to oil revenues, and the country experienced significant developments in education, infrastructure, and women’s rights. Tehran was a city with vibrant nightlife and cultural freedom. However, the 1979 Islamic Revolution transformed Iran from a pro-Western monarchy to a theocratic republic, resulting in the establi