
‘We want peace’: Iranians try to maintain semblance of normal life as conflict drags on | US-Israel war on Iran
Iranians are attempting to maintain a semblance of normalcy amidst ongoing airstrikes and the conflict with Israel. While explosions continue to disrupt daily life, some residents have resumed activities like jogging in parks and socializing. Aylar, a human rights worker, has used a VPN to circumvent internet restrictions imposed by Iranian authorities, while others like Hasina, an Afghan medical student, have fled Iran for Afghanistan. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the future, many express concerns that without political change, the conflict could become a recurring reality. The war's impact is evident in the division within society, with some celebrating the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and others mourning his loss.
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Iranian residents are adapting to ongoing airstrikes and the conflict with Israel by maintaining normalcy despite disruptions.
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