'What should we do?' Seeking clarity in Tehran as Israeli jets fly overhead
Summary
Thousands of people are leaving Tehran because of Israeli airstrikes, and many are worried about what will happen next. Although some services like electricity and water are still available, food shortages are becoming common, and many shops are closing. The roads are less crowded now, but there is widespread fear of further attacks.Key Facts
- Many people are fleeing Tehran due to Israeli airstrikes.
- US President Donald Trump advised people in Tehran to evacuate.
- Commercial and military sites in Tehran have been targeted by airstrikes.
- Food supplies in the city are running low, and many shops have shut down.
- Electricity and water are still available, but petrol shortages are evident.
- Roads out of Tehran are becoming less congested as more people leave.
- There is fear of radioactive contamination near nuclear sites targeted by strikes.
- Iranians are increasingly using foreign Persian-language TV channels for news updates.
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