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New electronics reach Iran, but prices soar as gov’t fees, US sanctions hit

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Latest smartphones are finding their way into Iran despite sanctions and trade restrictions, but many can't afford them.

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New electronics reach Iran, but prices soar as gov’t fees, US sanctions hit
10/23/2026, 9:56:28 AM
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