Iran VP Admits Government Forced to Print Money Amid Economic Crisis

Iran's Vice President for Executive Affairs, Mohammad Jafar Ghaempanah, publicly acknowledged that the government is compelled to print money, signaling deepening fiscal strain. This admission, rare for the Pezeshkian administration, suggests accelerating inflation and currency depreciation risks. The move underscores the regime's limited policy options under sanctions, with potential spillover into regional economic stability.