Angesichts der lähmenden Energieknappheit braut sich im Iran Unzufriedenheit zusammen

SS: The article highlights Iran’s deepening internal crises, including an economic collapse, energy shortages, and rising public unrest. The nation faces a severe electricity crisis amid harsh winters, exacerbated by sanctions, mismanagement, and regime priorities that focus on foreign influence rather than domestic infrastructure. Public outrage has been fueled by President Pezeshkian’s out-of-touch suggestions for citizens to lower heating and “dress warmly.”

Despite earning substantial revenues from oil and gas, the regime has diverted billions to prop up the Assad regime and Hezbollah, further straining the country’s resources. The plunging Iranian Rial and internal divisions within leadership, between moderates seeking economic relief through diplomacy and conservatives pushing nuclear ambitions, underscore the fragility of Iran’s political and economic stability.