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    Iran arrests senior officials regardless of foreign currencies

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     Iran arrests senior officials regardless of foreign currencies Empty Iran arrests senior officials regardless of foreign currencies

    Post by Rocky Mon 06 Aug 2018, 1:55 am

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    (Reuters) - Iranian authorities on Sunday arrested the deputy governor of the Central Bank for Foreign Currency, Ahmed Araghji, on the eve of his dismissal from office, another official and four foreign exchange traders in an apparent bid to quell rising anger in the street against the economic and foreign policies of the mullahs' regime. 
    "Many people, including the assistant governor of the Central Bank for Foreign Currency Affairs, were arrested along with four brokers and one of the tellers on economic charges," the agency quoted Iranian judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejai as saying.
    According to Ijaei, a person working in a government administration headed by an unnamed Vice President Hassan Rouhani, four undocumented currency dealers and a cashier was also detained.
    He was dismissed from office in the midst of widespread popular anger against regime policies and street protests over the rapid decline of the Iranian currency.
    The Iranian riyal has lost nearly half of its value since April due to weak economic and strong demand for the dollar from Iranians who fear the impact of US sanctions.
    The United States pulled out of the nuclear deal in May over Iran's use of lifting the ban on its frozen funds abroad in financing armed militias and developing ballistic missiles rather than improving the lives of Iranians.
    Washington has decided to re-impose sanctions when it withdraws from the deal, accusing Iran of posing a security threat.
    The first wave of sanctions is due to take effect after a deadline of August 6.
    Washington will begin to re-impose sanctions on Iran's purchase of US dollars and its trade in gold and precious metals and its dealings in metals, coal and software related to industries.
    The United States has asked states to stop importing Iranian oil from early November or face US financial measures.




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