Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian ordered the implementation of emergency measures on Tuesday to shore up
By Bernie,
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian ordered the implementation of emergency measures on Tuesday to shore up supplies of essential goods and maintain government operations in the event of attacks by the United States or Israel, according to the Financial Times.
In a meeting with governors of border provinces, Pezeshkian issued orders to "eliminate redundant bureaucracy and accelerate the import of basic commodities," according to Iranian state media. "We are handing over authorities to provinces so that governors can contact the judiciary and officials in other organisations and make decisions themselves," Pezeshkian said at the meeting.
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