US EditionFear grips Iranians, with some fleeing the capital as conflict with Israel escalates
- Since Friday, Israel has conducted its largest wave of airstrikes in years across Iran, targeting military and nuclear sites including Tehran.
- The strikes followed a buildup of escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran, including Iran's missile retaliation and longstanding political tensions.
- Tehran residents face fear and stress amid explosions, limited shelter options, power outages, and some attempting to flee despite family constraints and lack of warnings.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urged Iranians to unite and stand for freedom, while reports indicate at least 128 killed in Iran and 10 in Israel amid ongoing conflict.
- This conflict worsens Iran's political instability and economic hardship, raising concerns about potential regime weakening and triggering calls for mass mobilization and further violence.
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'No City Is Safe': Iranians Flee Toward Armenian Border As Conflict With Israel Continues
A border crossing between Iran and Armenia was flooded with people on June 17 as high numbers of Iranians sought to escape the threat of Israel air strikes. Some people leaving Iran said that they feared that any location could become the target of an Israeli attack.
'I thought I was going to get killed,' says doctor back in Canada after fleeing Tehran amid bombings
A Hamilton doctor is back in Canada after fleeing Tehran as Israeli bombs fell on Iran's capital. Dr. Panid Borhanjoo says the “frightening and sad” experience had him fearing for his life, and he's worried for family he left behind.
As Israel continues to bomb the country on Tuesday, June 17, the people of the Iranian capital find themselves faced with a dilemma between leaving their homes, following Tel Aviv's warnings, or remaining, by determination or lack of means.
Amidst the chaos, Politiken spoke with two residents of Tehran, who provide a rare insight into everyday life during the escalating attacks.
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The Latest: Iranians flee Tehran amid Israeli strikes after Trump says evacuate 'immediately'
Residents of Iran’s capital were seen leaving the city and shops and the historic Grand Bazaar were closed Tuesday, in the fifth day of the intensifying conflict started by Israel. That comes hours after U.S. President Donald Trump urged the…
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