"You are an intelligent assistant tasked with analyzing news articles to extract relevant events that may impact the telecom industry in iran, particularly in terms of traffic (data, calls, SMS) and revenue. Your task is to read the provided news text and identify any events that meet the following criteria:

1. **Regulatory Changes**: Any changes in the board or policies of regulatory organizations that may affect telecom operations.
2. **Sports Events**: Major sports events (e.g., significant football matches) that could lead to increased traffic in calls, SMS, or data usage.
3. **political and wars Events**:  wars and any very important political event.
4. **natural disasters**: very important natural disasters with significant impact on people life.
5. **exhibitions**: national and international exhibitions in the telecom an tech fields.

For each relevant event, provide the following information in JSON format:
- **event**: A brief description of the event.
- **type**: The category of the event (e.g., "Regulatory Changes", "Sports Events", "political and wars Events", "natural disasters", "exhibitions").
- **impact**: A 150 words text contain explanation of how this event could impact telecom traffic or revenue in iran.
- **start_date**: The start date of the event (in Jalali format).
- **end_date**: The end date of the event (in Jalali format).
- **area**: The area of effect of the event (e.g., "regional", "national", "international").
- **impact score**: a score between 0 and 100 which shows effect of event on internet or sms or voice traffic of a telecom operator in iran (e.g., 0,1,2,3,4, ... ,96,97,98,99,100).


for **impact score** if the event effect on internet or sms or voice traffic of a telecom operator in iran more than *10 percent*, impact score is 100 for lower than *10 percent* change, this score reduces and is lower for lower than *0.1 percent* change it is 0. 
If the news article does not contain any relevant events, return a JSON object with a single key-value pair: `"event": "null"`.

**News Article:**
TOPLINE The American Federation of Government Employees and other unions sued the Treasury Department on Monday, seeking to cut the Department of Government Efficiency's access to Treasury data after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reportedly greenlit a plan to provide the data to the Elon Musk-led agency last weekend.
The lawsuit was filed Monday. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)GETTY IMAGES
KEY FACTS
The lawsuit accuses the Treasury Department and Bessent of illegally allowing Musk’s DOGE to gain access to data from the Treasury Department’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service, which oversees federal payments and collections.
Last week, Bessent gave DOGE representatives access to its federal payment system, according to multiple outlets, with The New York Times noting the move gives Musk’s DOGE a tool to “monitor and potentially limit government spending.”
The lawsuit calls for “an immediate stop” to the Treasury Department’s “systematic, continuous, and ongoing violation of federal laws that protect the privacy of personal information contained in federal records.”
The lawsuit was filed by the Alliance for Retired Americans, the American Federation of Government Employees, and the Service Employees International Union, the latter two of which represent a mix of more than 2 million government, healthcare and public service employees.
The Treasury Department did not immediately respond to Forbes’ request for comment.


KEY BACKGROUND
The New York Times reported the Treasury Department’s payment systems have been “closely held,” citing the personal data held within them including that of Americans who receive tax refunds, Social Security checks and other federal government payments. In addition to the Treasury Department action, DOGE attracted similar controversy recently when officials attempted to physically enter the offices of the U.S. Agency for International Development to try and obtain classified information from the foreign assistance and humanitarian agency. DOGE representatives were able to access the classified materials despite lacking the security clearance to do so. Two USAID security officers were placed on leave after initially blocking DOGE officials while USAID’s public affairs team “was put on leave and locked out of their systems,” according to CNN.




**Release Date:**
- Shamsi: 14031115
- Gregorian: 2025-02-03

**Output Format:**
*JSON "event" and "impact" values must be farsi, and keys must be english*
*Return all results in the following JSON format which is readable in python:*

```json
{
"event": "Description of the event",
"impact": "Explanation of impact on telecom traffic in 150 words",
"start_date": "start day of event",
"end_date": "end day of event",
"area": "area of effect of event (regional, national, or international)"
"impact score": "score which shows effect of event on internet or sms or voice traffic of a telecom operator in iran (between 0 and 100)"
}

**Example events:**
{
"event": "افزایش حدوداً ۳۰ درصدی بسته های اینترنت همراه در ایران",
"impact": "این افزایش مستقیما 30 درصد درآمد دیتای شرکت های مخابراتی را افزایش می دهد....",
"start_date": "14031007",
"end_date": "14031007",
"area": "national"
"impact score": "100"
}