“Stuck”. That is the name of many people talking to BBC using life in Iran right now.
After three days of attacks in Israel, “everyone tries to escape” Tehran “somehow,” said the resident BBC News Persina.
On Sunday, in long lines made on petrol stations across the city. Many people tried to leave places farther, away from any purpose of Israel possible, but they could not even go out of the province because of a big traffic.
“Tehran is unsafe, evidently,” said somebody. “We do not find alarms or warnings from the assembly of attacks on Israel. We simply hear a burst and hope our place is not hit.”
One person who was able to depart from Tehran went to another province: “I don’t think I have completely considered that I live in a working place of war, and I’m not sure when I will arrive.”
“This is not my battle. I’m not going to both sides, I want to survive and my family.”
Since Friday, Israel struck Iran with their largest spiritual waves in years.
Israel’s strikes have led to predicting Iran, which is silent by the attacks on Israel.
At least 10 people were killed in Israel, the authorities said. Iranian media, pointing to the health worker, reportedly reported that 128 people were killed in Israel’s attack on Saturday.
One Iranian told BBC that could not sleep two nights: “I have gone out in difficult situations.”
He said the present situation reminded him of bombs and we were at the bombings during the 1980 Irq War Irqi’s war.
“The difference is that back then, where attacks were occurred, we heard the wind attacked iron or at least warnings before it happened. But now, there are no characters or warnings.”
Young people, born behind the war, they do not know how, said Gersian News Persian’s Ghonncheh Habibiaazad.
A woman in Tehran said she had considered leaving the house to escape from the attack.
“We all want to go to small towns or towns, wherever we can go, but each of us loves them unable to walk, and we think of them,” he said. What we see is not good to anyone of us, the people of Iran. “
“We all try to arrive these days in fear, tiredness, and great pressure, this is very difficult and painful.”
One resident in the capital exclaimed: “I can not leave the tehran.
People are in cars in Tehran to get fuel on Sunday [EPA-EFE]
The Internet was not doing, so it’s hard to communicate with people inside the world.
Most of those who live outside the country sends messages to loved ones, hoping to answer.
Some people also have soldiers’ warriors who asked all Iranese to leave the troops near soldiers. The People of Tehran seem to worry deeply about this.
“How should we know where the area of the soldiers are?” said the other.
For separation, the Premier of Israel Benjamin and Tanyahu was a message in Irani on the second day of the attack, “The time has come” to be your freedom “.
However, people in the country have chosen so far that they are safe and there is little evidence that Netnyaha’s telyuya’s phone, says Persian’s DaryoustiSisti.
Tehran has seen several attacks from Friday [Getty Images]
In the absence of Iran, what shocked at the outset were the destruction of the residence, even more than an attack on Nuclear and airplanes, the BBC News Persian’s Pouyan’s Poutani.
Many Iranese did not see such scenes from the end of the Iran-Iraqi war – especially not on the streets of the capital.
Many of the Tehran and elsewhere, remember Friday confusion: What happens; How long was it; And how can they protect ourselves and their families?
Edited by Alexandra Fouché
