Iran central bank chief blames foreign psy-ops for currency freefall

Iran's Central Bank chief Mohammadreza Farzin blames 'psychological operations' abroad for the sharp decline of the country's currency.
Iran's Central Bank chief Mohammadreza Farzin blames 'psychological operations' abroad for the sharp decline of the country's currency.
"They published a negative story every few hours," Farzin asserted, referring to US outlets that he said systematically derail his measures.
The Iranian rial plunged to a historic low against the US dollar on Wednesday, exceeding 780,000 rials per dollar. This marks a nearly 50% decline in the currency's value over the past year.