Iran: Huge embezzlement unveiled as the twin controversial elections approach

As Iran’s controversial elections approach and the factional infighting flair up in Iran, Iranian First Vice President Es’hagh Jahangiri participated in an economic rally on Monday, February 15th and revealed new aspects of theft and plundering during the term of former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad .
“The people who should be ashamed are those who sold $22 billion of this nations’ money to foreigners in Dubai and Istanbul under the pretext of balancing the currency rates, and they created people like Babak Zanajani who literally lost oil rigs. They should be ashamed for extracting 170 trillion rials (around $4.8 billion) from Central Bank resources in a span of 45 days without any permit,” Es’hagh added. 
“This year when the price of oil fell from $100 a barrel to $25, regional countries used the money they had put aside as savings from those years when oil was $100 a barrel to run their country. However, these individuals in our country took all the oil money, spent it, created huge debts and left aside a government in debt. Various numbers show this government has a debt of above $108 billion,” he added.