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Iran's shelves are full, but wallets are empty. As war drives prices up, Tehran residents say food is slipping out of reach.

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Iranian residents in Tehran are struggling to afford basic food items as prices, particularly for rice and chicken, have significantly increased due to ongoing conflict and sanctions. Despite government measures like wage hikes and food vouchers, many citizens report that their purchasing power has collapsed, forcing them to make difficult choices about essential purchases.
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Authorities in Iran are trying to alleviate pressure on consumers with food vouchers and raising the minimum wage. However, some residents of Tehran told DW they are finding it hard to make ends meet.

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