Despite talk of a defiant 'resistance economy', the consequences may be dire if a nuclear deal with the west does not come soon At the car repair shop on Soreana Avenue in central Tehran, Homayoon is happy to talk; after all, there is not much else to do. Business is bad, he says, as he wipes his hands with an oily cloth. It's the same for everybody. "It's not good at all. Petrol is expensive,...
Iran is at breaking point under US sanctions and its leaders feel the heat
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