The United States and Israel have drawn up plans to renew strikes against Iran, creating a sense of dread among war-weary residents across the country.
Many Iranians began the week on Saturday with anxiety, closely following reports that the United States and Israel have prepared another wave of attacks on Iran in the coming days or weeks. Parents agonized over whether to send their children to school or keep them close at home.
Businessmen canceled work trips to avoid being stranded if airports closed and roads became too risky. Daily routines, once taken for granted, have given way to constant calculation about safety, travel and the next news bulletin.
For many residents, the uncertainty is the hardest part. After months of conflict and economic strain, people describe a weariness that sits alongside a fear of what another round of strikes could bring. Whether the plans turn into action remains unknown, leaving families across Iran to wait and watch.
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