Teheran: The ceasefire, which ended Iran’s 12 -day war with Israel for about a month without incident, remained uneasy, and is struggling with uncertainty as the fear of another conflict.
57 -year -old Shiraz, South of Iran, live in Shiraz, Peyman, last month Israel’s loyal opponent against an unprecedented bombing campaign, “I do not think this ceasefire will continue,” he said.
The Israeli attack targeted key nuclear facilities and military fields, killing senior commanders, nuclear scientists and hundreds of people, while at the same time caused destruction in some settlements.
The attacks have triggered the most violent struggle among enemies for a long time with a ceasefire announced on June 24th.
However, Israel pointed out that Iran could return to the fight if he tried to reconstruct nuclear facilities or to carry out any action that is considered to be a threat to act to develop an atomic bomb – Tehran constantly watching.
Iran, in turn, promised to give a harsh response if he was attacked again.
The Nuclear diplomacy stopped with the United States, which briefly participated in the war with strikes in the Iranian nuclear areas, and deepened a sense of uncertainty about what was ahead of us.
Orum I’m afraid that the war will start again, ”a 54 -year -old government employee said only the first name.
He said: “It will lead to the death of more innocent people and the destruction of the infrastructure of the country.”
During the war, Israel hit the Great Iranian cities, including the capital Tehran, hit military areas, government buildings and state television headquarters.
According to the authorities, more than 1,000 people were killed in Iran. Rishing missiles and drone attacks killed 29 people in Israel.
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Many quietly fled from Tehran, and although several regions were not touched by the explosions and smoke -covered sky, they took refuge in other parts of the country.
About a month later, in recent days – a series of fires exploding in Iran, including one in a large oil facility, triggered speculations that the rapid dismissal of the authorities was fast and rejected any sabotage.
“This war really frightened me,” 78 -year -old housewife, a 78 -year -old housewife from Western Kermanshah, said, “This war really scared me. He said.
He lived in the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s, a painful memory for many of his generation.
“I told myself, please, God, don’t let the past repeat yourself,” Babai said to AFP.
The war with Israel has revived the terrible memories of the conflict with Iraq, although it fought with air strikes and missiles rather than much shorter and mostly more than land forces.
This war, which was triggered by an Iraq invasion in 1980, killed 500,000 people on both sides.
Chemical war and long -term front bombardments followed the Iranians in the new Islamic Republic of the 1979 Revolution.
Since then, Iran has been able to keep conflicts away from its territory for decades. But now after the 12 -day war with Israel, some Iranians feel a deep sense of fragility.
“I continued to think I didn’t want to escape again, we don’t have a place to go. I can’t run to the mountains like the past,” Babai said.
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For Ali Khanzadi, a 62 -year -old war veteran, the conflict with Israel emphasized a change compared to the 1980s to fight the Iraqis.
Khanzadi, who was wounded in the war in 1983, said that the war with Israel had a more ominous dimension, even though it was much shorter.
Unlike the past, modern military technology means “they can kill a child in a remote sleep using a drone”.
In the face of Israel’s threats and attacks, Iranian officials repeatedly called the national unity.
Supreme Leading Ayatullah Ali Khanei, the attack aims to overthrow the office system of the Islamic Republic of the Islamic Republic, and Iran’s diplomats and military officials as the country progressed in a prudent manner called “care and sensitivity” to progress.
Tehran said that the war remained open to nuclear diplomacy with the United States, but the authorities expressed concerns about renewed attacks and demanded the unspecified guarantees of the US guarantees to continue negotiations.
The ordinary Iranians seem to be afraid that the conflict can explode again.
“I hope this doesn’t, Ham Hamid said.
Babai said he was praying for “peace for peace, for us to stay safe in our homes.”
