India, Jan. 13 -- Iran is currently facing a deep economic crisis alongside growing political unrest. In a major blow, the Iranian currency, the rial, has effectively lost its value in Europe, dropping to zero against the euro. As a result, the rial can no longer be exchanged across European countries, further isolating Iran from the global financial system. Inside the country, the situation has deteriorated sharply, with ordinary citizens struggling to afford even basic necessities.

This severe economic collapse has triggered widespread protests across Iran, where demonstrators are now openly demanding a change in governance.

The protests began on December 28, initially led by traders and business owners who took to the streets against...