Summary
This article discusses the impact of war on children in Iran. Many children in Iran experience fear and stress due to airstrikes from the US and Israel. The article also mentions efforts to help these children cope with trauma.
Key Facts
- Children in Iran are experiencing stress and fear due to airstrikes by US and Israeli forces.
- These stressful experiences can lead to conditions like PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) in children.
- Many families in Iran stay indoors due to fear of attacks, with schools closed and militia patrols.
- Human rights centers in Tehran are providing support to families dealing with war-related trauma.
- The conflict has resulted in the deaths of at least 254 children in Iran, according to a US-based agency.
- There have been calls for children to join the Basij militia to help with security roles, despite the dangers.
