Iran's First Vice President, Mohammad Reza Aref, used official agencies to announce statements regarding the current inflation rates in Tehran.

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Mohammad Reza Aref Islamic Republic News Agency

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Mohammad Reza Aref
First Vice President of Iran and reformist politician

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Islamic Republic News Agency
government news agency of Iran
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