Photo: Israel The incident of striking a residential building in Tehran.
In recent days, various information about the situation around major cities in Iran, especially the capital Tehran, has begun to circulate. While official sources provide limited information, some information on the ground describes the situation even more clearly. In such a situation, an exclusive report from Tehran attracted public attention.
In a special material prepared for "Izvestia" by Malek Obid, a correspondent of the "Al-Mayadin" TV channel, the daily life of the capital, the psychology of wartime conditions, and the mood of the population are described in detail. This scene vividly depicts Tehran's current state and the conditions in which ordinary people live.
It is reported that air raid sirens are heard in the city almost every hour. This situation, of course, cannot but put pressure on the psyche of the population. Nevertheless, life in Tehran did not stop. On the contrary, the city is trying to maintain its traditional rhythm to some extent.
According to local residents, the economic situation has not changed dramatically. The markets have a sufficient supply of all essential goods and everyday necessities. This gives people a certain degree of peace of mind.
Tehran's famous bazaar continues to function actively as the city's heart. Trade here has not stopped - sellers continue their work, and buyers, as usual, purchase the necessary goods. This picture, as it were, shows that, despite external threats, life did not go off track.
Even when air defense systems are activated and explosions are heard, many shops remain open. People are trying to continue their daily work without succumbing to fear.
One of the locals explained his opinion as follows: he went out with his family for shopping and, despite the current situation, was not afraid of external forces, neither before nor now. He said that even when the siren sounds are heard, they try to remain calm.
Fuel supply in the city also remains stable. There are no queues at gas stations, there is a sufficient supply of gasoline and other types of fuel. This ensures the functioning of traffic and the overall infrastructure.
In general, today's life in Tehran presents a seemingly contradictory picture: on the one hand, dangers and threats, and on the other, ordinary people striving for stability. This situation once again demonstrates the resilience and mental stability of the Iranians.
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