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Iranian Citizens Fear Prolonged Conflict and Infrastructure Damage Amid US-Iran Tensions
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First reported by N12 · 11 hours ago
What happened
Iranian citizens from Tehran and Mashhad report increased security and fear amid ongoing US-Iran clashes. They worry about prolonged conflict, infrastructure damage, and regime repression, urging international actors to end the regime's rule.
- 01Twelve nights of US-Iran clashes have created a tense security atmosphere in Iranian cities.
- 02Citizens report increased regime security presence and fear due to checkpoints and arrests.
- 03Many Iranians criticize Supreme Leader Khamenei for ignoring public suffering.
- 04Main fear is a prolonged conflict causing Iran's collapse and infrastructure damage.
- 05Concerns include more arrests and executions on espionage charges during unrest.
- 06Citizens call on Trump and Israel to end the regime to prevent wider destruction.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew6 hours ago
Iranian Citizens Fear Prolonged Conflict and Infrastructure Damage Amid US-Iran Tensions
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew10 hours ago
Iranians Urge Military Action to End Tehran Regime Amid US Tensions
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