The head of the Economic Security Police says the enemy intends to disrupt the currency market.
The head of the Economic Security Police, referring to 50 operations against currency brokers, said the enemy is planning to disrupt the currency market.
Commander Hossein Rahimi, head of the Economic Security Police, spoke about confronting currency brokers, saying that it’s not just about the increase or decrease in currency amounts, but there are underlying currents that influence this issue. For example, during the Al-Aqsa storm, we faced a trend of rising currency rates. With the approach of the New Year, there is also a possibility of an increase in currency rates. The relevant commission is working to monitor the currency market.
Commander Rahimi added that regarding the rise in currency rates, the Central Bank should be accountable. We, as the police, handle a part of the work. This year, we conducted more than 50 operations against currency brokers and those involved in future transactions, and we arrested dozens of people. The enemy is planning to disrupt the currency market.
Rahimi attributed the rise in currency rates to multiple reasons, stating that each agency has its own specific responsibilities. Addressing this issue is not solely the responsibility of one agency.