In Bandar Abbas, the ceasefire never came
Summary
Parisa, a woman from Bandar Abbas in southern Iran, shares her experience of living through repeated attacks on her city despite an official ceasefire. She describes the fear and uncertainty these attacks bring, affecting both her family and the community.Key Facts
- Bandar Abbas, a city in southern Iran, was attacked on July 11, targeting its main commercial port and airport simultaneously.
- These attacks occurred even though there was an official ceasefire in place.
- Parisa has lived through three wars, including the Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s and recent conflicts in February and July.
- The attacks have not spared civilians, with strikes hitting residential areas and a school dormitory housing young soldiers near the end of their service.
- Parisa’s 23-year-old son is exempt from military service because she is a single mother, but she still worries about his safety as he works at sea.
- Fishing and commercial boats have been attacked during the conflicts, adding danger to the coastal communities.
- The constant fear affects daily life, making it hard for residents to feel safe or get restful sleep.
- The repeated trauma challenges the resilience of people like Parisa, who struggle to support others affected by loss.
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