The movement for the restoration of the country expands and unites

Son of the former Shah of Iran, the regime in Tehran has promised to continue to fight and unite with the people in order to restore the country and the freedom that the Iranian regime has stolen from them. He accused the regime of depriving the people of the celebration and of creating a state of misery for the Iranians.

Reza Pahlavi said in a tweet on his Twitter account: “This year the regime has deprived the Iranians of all celebration, but it has not deprived us of our determination to fight for freedom and restore our country. Every day, the movement for democracy in Iran is more unified, and we will never back down. It is a national effort. “

And Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has admitted that his country is going through the most difficult days, due to the Corona pandemic.

“Our non-oil exports over the past nine months have fallen sharply due to the embargo, and our economy is suffering,” Rouhani said at a previous press conference.

Western diplomats have warned that even if sanctions are lifted, large Western companies that left the Iranian market in 2018 are unlikely to return soon.

And when Iran’s nuclear negotiations with world powers began in 2013, hotels and restaurants in the capital, Tehran, were filled with foreign businessmen eager to tap into a market no one was investing in. .

But the nuclear deal reached in 2015 nearly collapsed after 3 years, when the United States abandoned it and imposed sanctions that limited trade with Iran. As a result, the American giants have struck deals worth billions of dollars with Tehran.

Republicans have also vowed to impose sanctions on companies investing in Tehran if Biden returns to the nuclear deal without Congressional approval. Sen. Tom Cotton, in previous statements, has said businesses should know that if there is no unanimous approval in Congress, it can be removed if a Republican administration returns in the future.