'I Haven't Slept for Days': Iranians Describe Mounting Desperation After One Month of War

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Until then, the war was something that was happening in other parts of Tehran. It did not affect the lives of “Setrah” and its colleagues. Then he heard a threatening noise, and the vibrations came up to his office. He shouted to his colleagues: “I think it is a bomb.” They left the offices and threw the rocks up to the roof of the building. “I saw smoke rising up to heaven, but I didn’t know where it was held”, and she remembered, according to …

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A month since the beginning of the conflict, more and more Iranians are talking about fear, poverty and uncertainty.