Summary
Young Iranians are trying to continue their daily lives amid ongoing conflict. Many, like Sahar and Peyman, face challenges such as missile attacks and power outages in Tehran, altering their routines significantly. Some have fled to safer areas, like the Caspian Sea coast, while others use satellite technology to maintain communication despite internet outages.
Key Facts
- Tehran experienced snow after recent air strikes on oil depots caused dark skies and black rain.
- Young Iranians, like Sahar, try to live normal lives by engaging in indoor activities despite the war.
- As the Persian New Year, Nowruz, approaches, usual celebrations and gatherings are affected by the conflict.
- Many Tehran residents have left for safer regions, like the Caspian Sea coast.
- Public spaces such as city streets and the metro are unusually empty due to the conflict.
- Internet outages in Iran make communication difficult, but some use Starlink satellite devices to stay connected.
- Ongoing conflict began with attacks by the US and Israel on February 28.
- The population of Tehran is around 14 million, but some have evacuated to avoid danger.
