'Even under missiles we carry on living' - how young Iranians are coping with war
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Amidst ongoing attacks by the US and Israel since February 28th, residents of Tehran, Iran are coping with war. Despite strikes on oil depots causing black rain and darkened skies, life continues, though altered. Many are staying home, seeking refuge and finding solace in simple activities. The upcoming Persian New Year, Nowruz, feels subdued, with empty streets and metro cars reflecting the somber mood. Some residents have fled Tehran to seek safety in less affected areas, such as the Caspian Sea region. While adapting to a new reality dictated by bombings, residents express a desire for peace and a return to normalcy.
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