'You're no longer my sister' - rows erupt as war divides Iranian families
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A recent war has caused deep divisions within Iranian families and communities, according to BBC News Persian. The conflict has led to heated arguments and fractured relationships, even among those opposed to the government. One example cited is a family gathering near Tehran where a man, a member of the Basij militia, severed ties with his sister due to their opposing views on the war. Despite government-imposed internet blackouts, some Iranians have shared details of their lives and relationships during the conflict, revealing the emotional toll and adaptation strategies. The war has exacerbated existing tensions and created new rifts, even during the Nowruz celebrations, a time traditionally meant for family unity.
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AI-ExtractedIranians can be sent to prison for speaking to certain international media.
The uncle is a member of the Basij, a volunteer militia often deployed to suppress dissent in Iran.
A man told his sister, 'You're no longer my sister'.
US and Israeli strikes are continuing.
At least 6,508 protesters were killed and 53,000 during protests in December and January.
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