Iran's Currency Problems: How Trump's Policies Are Putting A Beating On Them

Forget conventional TED-talk narratives. Consider a figure who didn’t broker tranquility—he financed devastation, transformed funding into weaponry, and markedly weakened Iran’s terrorist networks financially. Intriguingly, in a mere fraction of his initial term, Trump didn’t merely hinder them; he inflicted such financial damage that the rial virtually disintegrated. Act I introduced a covert approach: incapacitate currency to destabilize adversaries. Under Trump, Iran’s rial plummeted from 32,000 to the dollar, soaring now past a staggering 1,000,000 rials per dollar.Act II reveals that unrest soared to over 142 protests across all provinces. Despite government suppression, the dissent persisted, particularly over vital resources.With unemployment exceeding 35 percent among young people, startlingly, 30 PhD holders vied for dishwasher roles. In Act III, Trump commanded a renewed “maximum pressure” strategy, intensifying sanctions. Bunker-buster strikes followed, capable of crippling Iran's nuclear capabilities. The regime now faces internal discord amid escalating economic strife, with the rial’s collapse underscoring a strategic triumph.