BBC Persian
EPA“My days and nights are the same. I feel the paralytic. I just stared at the ceiling all day and night.”
“I keep thinking about what’s going to happen next, and we’re always seizing.”
Shahla – Whose name we have changed for his protection – one of the Iranians who have contacted BBC Persian to express their fears and anger in our main nuclear areas in their country.
The US President Donald Trump said Isfahan, Natanz and Fordo facilities “lost” and told Iran leaders they had a “peace or tragedy option”.
But Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the US crossed “a large red line” and warned that there were “results immediately”.
Strikes occurred in a week after Israel launched a large air campaign against Iran, who refers to removal of nuclear nuclear programs in the country.
The Health Ministry of Iran says at least 430 people are killed so far, even if a human rights group has made it a double death.
Iran responded to launching the Missions of the towns of Israel, killing 24 people, according to the authorities of Israel.
The Iranian government has severely restricted Internet access last week, limiting the course of information about what is happening on the ground and more hardened families.
Mehri – not his real name – however can send BBC Persia an audio message telling how US attacks leave him upset and angry.
“I don’t think I can feel this degree of sadness and anger in my life,” he said. “But in a way, it also gives me an amazing definition of clarity – it reminds me that I’m connected to something more than my own.”
“This war of war
“I was angry when I heard them talking about names like isfahan or suddenly declaring: ‘We control the sky in Iran.’ It’s not just words to me – they are sacred. “
Homayun, a man from the northwestern region of Maku, opposed to Trump’s warning that Iran will face many attacks if it does not agree with peace.
“Yes, we pass through hard times – but we will stand our country to the end. And if we need to give our lives for our homeland,” he said. “We will not allow America and its lackeys can make any wrong movement in our country.”
Trump warned Iran last Saturday any revenge against the US “fulfilled by the strongest more than witnessed tonight”.
But in a Turkish news conference on Sunday, Aragha declared Iran reserved “all options to protect its security, interests and humans”. He also said that the US has given birth “full responsibility for the consequences of its actions”.
Revolutions in the Islamic Revolution (IRGC) represent US bases in the middle east as “weaknesses, not strengths”.
Before Israel launched the air campaign, Iran’s defense minister threatens to target all US bases “to reach our paths in the nuclear program.
Some hardliners also call for US Navy ships held and the closure of tight hormuz, one of the most important routers in the world’s shipping routes.
EPAAnother person who states the BBC Persia he hopes that it is the “ranking of warfare – and from here, things begin to execute”.
“Iran is reasonable to know that any response that focuses on the US is complete suicide,” he said.
“My son was born in a few days, and I wish their birth to birth to a new Iran – someone who adopted a new international system and its domestic activity.”
“And I hope they grow up to know that surveillance cameras and security forces should be focused on tight laws that carry headscarves carrying anti-government protests at 2022.
Another person is critical at the cost of nuclear ambitions in Iran.
“The program of Natano and Natanz, and the general Nuclear program of Iran, the tears of my eyes and blood in your hearts. They refer to the nuclear budget to build facilities,” they wrote.
Farhad – not his true name – said: “I am not happy with what happened, but the past method of republic of Islam expectations of Iran.”
In a crossing of the Iranite border with Armenia, a young woman turned away from Tehran with his family in her BBC family that he did not support the change in Iran regime.
“We try to change ourselves inside, and I don’t think the change from us or Israel can be a good change,” he said.
