Summary
People in Tehran, Iran, are worried about possible U.S. airstrikes as President Donald Trump's deadline for a deal with Iran gets closer. Some residents have taken precautions like securing windows and preparing to leave quickly if needed. The ongoing situation has affected their daily lives, with issues like internet shutdowns disrupting work and education.
Key Facts
- President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran with a deadline that is approaching.
- Residents in Tehran are concerned about potential U.S. and Israeli airstrikes.
- People like Zahra and Mehdi are preparing for emergencies by securing their homes and packing essentials.
- There have been explosions and the sound of fighter jets over Tehran for several weeks.
- Internet access in Iran has been severely limited due to government actions.
- Zahra runs a language school that is affected by internet outages, disrupting online classes.
- The Iranian public is divided over the conflict, with some supporting the government and others quietly opposing it.
- The couple hopes for a peaceful solution to avoid further harm to civilians.
