BBC Persian
EPA“My days and nights are the same. I feel paralyzed. I’m just staring at the ceiling all day and all night.”
“I am constantly wondering what will happen further, and we are constantly caught by surprise.”
Shahla – whose name changed because of her protection – is among Iranians who contacted the BBC Persian to express their fear and anger after the US bombed three key nuclear locations of their country overnight.
The American President Donald Trump said that Isfahan, the Natanz and Forus’ facilities were “erased” and told Iran’s leaders that they had now a selection of “peace or tragedy”.
But Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the United States crossed the “big red line” and warned that it would have “eternal consequences”.
The strikes happened for a little more than a week after Israel launched an air campaign against Iran, saying that the goal was to remove what was also called existential threats in the country of nuclear and ballistic rockets.
The Iranian Ministry of Health says that at least 430 people have been killed so far, although one human rights group relieved Toll to double.
Iran responded to the launch of rockets in Israeli cities, killing 24 people, according to Israelis.
The Iranian government has seriously limiting internet access in the past week, limiting the flow of information about what happens on earth and makes it difficult for families to communicate.
Mehri – It is also not her real name – it was still able to send the BBC Persian audio message to say that we have left disturbance and angry our strikes.
“I don’t think I’ve ever felt this level of sadness and angry in life in life,” she said. “But in a way it also gives me a strange sense of clarity – it reminds me that I am connected to something beyond myself.”
“War of this war – Iran is essentially a conflict between three people, who took their own ideologies,” she added, apparently refers to Trump Netanyahu and Iranian Supreme Ayatolah Ali Khamenei.
“I’m getting angry when I hear the names like Isfahan or suddenly declare,” We took control of Iran’s sky. “It’s not just words to me – all are sacred.”
Homaioun, a man from the northwest region of Maku, was defiantly, was defiantly focused towards the Trump of warning that Iran will face more attacks if it is not accepted not to object peace.
“Yes, we go through hard times – but that we will stand with our country until the end. And if necessary, we will give our life for our homeland, for honorable honor,” he said. “We will not allow America and her lachers to make the wrong moves in our country.”
Trump warned Iran on Saturday that any retaliation against the US would “be happy with force far greater than what she testified tonight.”
But at a press conference in Turkey on Sunday, Araghchi stated that Iran reserved “all options for defending her security, interests and people.” He also said that he had now thrown “full responsibility for the consequences of his actions.”
The Islamic revolutionary guard (IRGC) described us the bases in the Middle East as “vulnerabilities, not forces”.
Before Israel launched his air campaign, Iranian Minister of Defense threatened to target all American bases “if they have now participated in any shocks on any attacks on their nuclear program.
Some hardlinirs also called on US naval boats in the bay to be targeted and closing the registration of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important worlds.
EPAAnother Iranian man told the BBC Persia to hope that it was “the top of the war – and from here, things will begin to de-escalize.”
“Iran is rational enough to know that any response to the target to the United States will be completely suicide,” he said.
“My child will be born in a few days and I hope that their birth coincides with the birth of Novi Iran – those adopted by a new approach and in the international system and its internal affairs.”
“I hope they grow up that supervisory cameras and security forces should be focused on actual threats,” he added, inviting Iranian strict laws that require mass wipes and deadly protehnide.
Another person was critical of the costs of Iranian nuclear ambitions.
“Fordo and the Nathan and Iran’s nuclear program were the tears of my hearts and blood of your hearts. They interrupted the nations for years and increased the nuclear budget to build these facilities,” they wrote.
Farhad – It’s not his real name, “he said,” I’m not happy for what happened, but the passage of Islamic report was not bearable. I hope the good future was waiting for Iran. “
At the crossing on the Iranian border with Armen, one young woman, which was in the meanwhile with family with his family, said she did not support the change in Iran’s regime in Iran.
“We tried to change inside, and I don’t think the change that came from us or Israel would be a good change,” she said.
