Missiles and negotiations: Iran 100 days into the war with US and Israel
Summary
Iran is 100 days into a conflict with the United States and Israel, with no clear end in sight. Despite heavy fighting, protests, and internet shutdowns, Tehran remains functional but heavily militarized, and efforts at peace talks have so far failed.Key Facts
- The conflict began about 100 days ago between Iran and the US-Israel alliance.
- Shops in Tehran are open but fewer customers are present due to protests and economic problems.
- Millions have lost jobs because of the ongoing unrest and bombings.
- Tehran is filled with military vehicles, checkpoints, and armed forces at all times.
- Pro-government groups and allies like Hezbollah are prominently displayed around the city.
- Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed on the first day of the war, with his son Mojtaba now leading quietly.
- Key government institutions like parliament and universities are mostly closed or online because of security concerns.
- No major peace deal has been made, despite some mediation efforts by countries like Pakistan and Lebanon.
- Some Iranian media argue that military force, rather than talks, is what has influenced the US.
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