Iranians prepare for Persian new year under shadow of war

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Iranians are preparing for Nowruz, the Persian New Year, on March 20th, but celebrations are subdued due to ongoing conflict. Since February 28th, Iran has been subject to US and Israeli strikes, with reported casualties exceeding 3,000. This marks the first Nowruz during wartime for many Iranians since the 1980s Iran-Iraq war. The holiday, a celebration of spring equinox and new beginnings, is usually marked by traditions like house cleaning and family visits. However, concerns about the war's impact on infrastructure and the somber atmosphere are overshadowing the festivities this year.
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AI-ExtractedAt this rate, there might not even be much left of Iran. I don't want this to be our last Nowruz.
Tehran has responded by launching attacks on Israel and US-allied states in the Gulf.
Iran has been under bombardment from US and Israeli strikes since 28 February.
Iranians prepare for Persian new year under shadow of war.
3,114 people have been killed in Iran, including 1,354 civilians, of which at least 207 were children.
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