US Analyst Jabs at Bessent: You Claimed 32 Times Iran's Economy Would Collapse | You Said the Dollar Would Hit 300,000 Tomans

The US Treasury Secretary promised that Iran's economy would collapse within two weeks. Now a US analyst is reminding him of the 31 times he made predictions with timelines that did not come true.

The American Treasury Secretary had promised that Iran's economy would collapse in two weeks, and now the American analyst is pointing out to him the 31 times he made claims with timing that did not come true.

According to Ambassador Arjan, analyst of geopolitical risks and financial crimes, Brett Erickson sarcastically wrote to the US Treasury Secretary: "Scott, now 16 days have passed; "Maybe you should have learned from the 31 times you made specific claims about timing."

Hemti: The two-week promise has ended; Iran's economy did not collapse

On 25th of Bahman, Basant told Ambassador Arjan that if we increase Iran's oil exports to 100,000 barrels per day, they will face a severe economic crisis. He said in the middle of September that "we are going to bring Iran to its knees economically."

Basant had promised the two-week collapse of Iran's economy on October 5; The next day, he published a picture of targeting 300,000 Toman dollars in Iran.

But now the price of the dollar has reached less than 260,000 tomans at the moment of publishing this news, and the statistics of the International Monetary Fund promise that the Iranian economy will come out of recession in three months.