Summary
The United States and Israel have intensified their military actions against Iran, leading to increased tensions and armed state forces present on Iranian streets. Iran's Revolutionary Guard and other forces maintain control through checkpoints while the US and Israel encourage civilians to stay indoors. The conflict shows no signs of ending soon, as new air strikes hit Iranian sites and both sides prepare for potential escalations.
Key Facts
- US and Israel have increased air strikes in Iran, affecting major sites like civilian nuclear locations.
- Iranian streets are controlled by heavily armed state forces, including the Revolutionary Guard's paramilitary Basij force.
- Checkpoints are often targeted by drone attacks, prompting frequent movements.
- State-supported gatherings occur in mosques and public areas to support Iran's government.
- Iran’s government media show armed civilians, including women and children, maintaining street control.
- US has deployed more troops to the region amid tensions.
- Iran threatens to retaliate with drones and missiles if US occupies islands on Iran’s southern shores.
- Despite the conflict, many parts of Tehran continue to operate with people attempting to live normal lives.
