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[Al Akhbar English] As a doctor working under sanctions, I struggled in my everyday with the rapid deterioration of the whole countrys infrastructure, the lack of medical supplies, the migration of the medical staff, the dismantling of the service infrastructure, and the mounting of the regimes coercive violence.
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