‘If they don’t stop, Tehran will turn into Gaza’: Iranians describe night of terror
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Amidst a near-total internet blackout in Iran, residents of Tehran are reporting intense explosions and widespread fear following successive waves of strikes over the past week. According to accounts gathered through proxy connections and calls abroad, Thursday night's bombardment was described as the worst yet, leaving civilians feeling trapped between the Iranian government and foreign attacks. Some residents expressed fear that Tehran could face destruction similar to Gaza if the strikes continue. While some initially celebrated attacks on the regime, concerns are growing about the rising civilian toll and the potential loss of innocent lives. Many are fleeing the city, able to distinguish between different sounds of military ordinance.
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AI-ExtractedDamage occurred to the Golestan Palace complex in Tehran.
Iran has imposed a near-total internet blackout.
If they don’t stop now, Tehran will turn into Gaza.
Residents of Tehran experienced successive waves of strikes.
The strikes were the heaviest attack to date.
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