"In recent weeks, we have received shocking reports about the suffering of the working class under wartime conditions in Iran. When factories, workshops or service projects are shut down or scaled back, contract workers, day laborers and those in informal employment are the first to suffer."
Iran is under the threat of renewed conflict, impacting over 93 million citizens. Failed peace talks led to U.S. blockades on Iranian ports, crippling oil exports and essential goods. Ordinary workers, teachers, and wage earners are particularly affected, facing increased pressure and economic instability. Trade unionist Ismail Abdi highlights the dire situation for the working class, noting that contract workers and day laborers suffer the most as factories shut down. The ongoing war conditions are pushing wages toward collapse and weakening workers' bargaining power.
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