Iranians Rush to Stock Up Amid Growing Fears of US Embargo's Dire Consequences

Iranians are stockpiling food and medicine amid concerns of widespread shortages as the US tightens its embargo on the country, sparking fears of dire supplies running dry in anticipation of potential conflict. The move has led to a rush to buy essential items, with many Iranians taking precautions to prepare for an uncertain future. Authorities have warned against hoarding goods, but the risk of scarcity remains high. Fears are growing that shortages could hit critical infrastructure and services, including healthcare and food distribution.