Summary
A fragile ceasefire is currently in place in Iran after weeks of conflict involving US and Israeli airstrikes on military targets. Many Iranians are uncertain about the future, especially with President Donald Trump threatening further attacks on Iran’s infrastructure.
Key Facts
- A two-week ceasefire has paused recent airstrikes targeting military sites in Iran.
- Iranian civilians report that airstrikes mainly hit military buildings, sparing homes and civilian infrastructure.
- President Donald Trump warned he could destroy all bridges and power plants in Iran but said he prefers not to do so.
- A key highway bridge in northern Iran was destroyed in missile attacks, forcing long detours.
- Legal experts say targeting civilian infrastructure may violate international humanitarian law.
- The conflict is causing fear among Iranians, with some worried about military actions and street patrols by Iran’s Basij paramilitary forces.
- Women in Iran are resisting strict dress rules despite government enforcement and punishments.
- The ceasefire’s future is uncertain, and many Iranians doubt it will last.
