TEHRAN, IRAN – Polls have opened in Iran as citizens cast their ballots in the highly anticipated presidential election. The election is seen as a crucial moment in Iran’s political landscape, with four candidates vying for the top spot.

Incumbent President Hassan Rouhani is seeking re-election, facing challenges from conservative candidates Ebrahim Raisi and Mostafa Mir-Salim, as well as reformist candidate Mostafa Hashemitaba.

Voters are eager to have their say on issues like economic growth, job creation, and the country’s nuclear deal with world powers. The election’s outcome may have significant implications for Iran’s relations with the West and its regional neighbors.

As voting continues throughout the day, all eyes are on the turnout and the potential impact on Iran’s future. Stay tuned for updates as the results unfold.