‘Nothing Will Remain of Tehran,’ Iranians Say Amid Heavy Bombing
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Heavy bombing in Tehran led residents to fear for the city's future amidst severe attacks.
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Heavy bombing struck Tehran overnight Monday into Tuesday, with some residents describing the attacks as the most severe since the conflict began. The intensity of the strikes has led to residents expressing fears that "nothing will remain of Tehran." This escalation in aerial bombardment indicates a significant deterioration in the ongoing conflict. The sustained nature of these attacks suggests a prolonged period of instability and destruction for the Iranian capital. The immediate impact on civilian life and infrastructure is expected to be substantial.
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