'Nowhere feels safe': Iranians on life under Israeli attacks
Summary
Iranians in Tehran describe feeling "stuck" as Israel's air strikes have hit the city, causing chaos and fear. People are struggling to leave due to heavy traffic, and there are no attack warnings, intensifying their anxiety.Key Facts
- Israel launched significant air strikes on Iran, the largest in years.
- People in Tehran tried to escape the city, but traffic made it difficult.
- There are no alarms or warnings for the attacks, adding to residents' fear.
- Iran retaliated with missile attacks on Israel.
- Israeli authorities reported at least 10 deaths, while Iranian reports stated 128 deaths due to the strikes.
- Many people queued for petrol, trying to move to safer locations.
- Internet instability has made it hard for people to communicate.
- Israel warned Iranians to leave areas near military sites.
- Destruction of residential buildings in Tehran shocked many people.
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