Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian acknowledged that many citizens were struggling to afford basic necessities in a country caught between “neither war nor peace.” International sanctions and diplomatic tensions, primarily with the United States, have intensified the country’s economic difficulties. Market activity suggests growing instability around his position, fueling predictions of a possible departure by year-end. Future developments in economic policy, international relations, sanctions and diplomatic negotiations could affect expectations about the continuity of Pezeshkian’s presidency.
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