Tehran – Since the Claration of Iran Conflict of Israel is delicate keeps keepingCBS News Crew received permission to see how the requirements for entering the IRAN Wednesday in the capital of Tehran. The Iranian government maintains close control over his media and is controlled by foreign journalists.
CBS took a news more than 14 hours to drive south to Turkey to Tehran.
The crew began his journey through the Turkish Iranian border Tuesday night, made almost 600 kilometers long in checkpoints and bad roads. CBS news was asked for Iranian visas last week and they were donated on Monday.
As the day breaks on Wednesday, CBS news traveled through a wide field of arid, rocky and seemingly endless.
CBS news had to force them to drive, though There is a ceasefire This week came into force earlier, Iran’s air space was closed, but since it has been partially opened.
Those ranging has escaped to adjacent countries or found security from major cities.
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The war has caused chronic fuel shortages. CBS News saw long lines in petrol stations while people waited for hours to fill their tanks.
CBS News Tehran arrived to find a city that returns to life again After 12 days near the continuous strikes of Israel. CBS News needed government permission to visit the fields that were very damaged by the Israelis, something he did not receive on Wednesday.
Last week, President Trump asked the whole city in Tehran, a population of more than nine million people, approximately the city of New York City. Most were kept, and the ceasefire still began to dare some of their homes.
Park Firdous, a historic meeting place for Iran thinkers and writers, some coffee shop and restaurants reopened and attracted students like 32-year-old Mohammed Raziq.
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“I hope it will continue,” Raziq said the ceasefire. “You know, war is not good, and my people don’t like wars.”
However, Tehran’s life is normal. This metropolis is Power seat Ayatollah Ali Khameni is the highest leader, it still increases, among other things, next to the daily rally, according to hard protections.
Khenenei remains sight. Until the nation is faced, Iran’s CBS News talked, he does not know what can happen. Raziq stated that if Iranians are divided into the regime, they believe in their country.
“Iran’s people have a lot of ideas, but about war, have a heart,” Raziq said. “That’s how I think about my village.”
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