Widespread fear of war has gripped Iranians at home and abroad since the night of January 30, following rumors of an imminent US military strike. Many residents across Iran, particularly in Tehran, have begun stockpiling dry food, water, and basic medical supplies. Some are sealing their windows with tape to minimize potential damage from bomb blasts. The anxiety has persisted into early February, with social media flooded by advice on how to survive missile attacks and prepare for emergencies.
Residents describe sleepless nights and growing uncertainty. A 68-year-old woman from eastern Tehran said her friends warned of a possible attack that same night. Younger Iranians, like 27-year-old student Soroush, recalled earlier wartime fears but noted that people now seem mentally prepared. He criticized both Iranian leaders and Western powers, saying ordinary lives have become part of a geopolitical game. Reports also mention online betting on potential US strikes, reflecting the tense atmosphere.
The continuing rumors have left citizens bracing for the worst, with many preparing for at least ten days of self-sufficiency.
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