The Russian Central Bank has increased the USD exchange rate by over 3 rubles, raising it from 100.03 to 103.27 rubles per USD, while the euro rate rose from 106.2 to 108.56 rubles. This adjustment indicates a potential end to the recent recovery of the ruble. Concurrently, in the Iranian free market, the USD reached a historic high of 73,850 tomans, marking a significant increase of 450 tomans from the previous day. This surge is attributed to recent political developments in Syria, specifically the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. The dollar's price in Iran has risen sharply, with reports indicating it reached 73,750 tomans earlier in the day. Additionally, Iranian official Mohsen Hemmati has called for the repatriation of $30 billion in household foreign currency.