From BBC News.
Five days on since the first US–Israeli strikes on Iran and the death of supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei, the country is once again in a communications blackout.
With limited access to reliable information, it’s difficult to know how ordinary Iranians are coping.
Parham Ghobadi, senior reporter and presenter at BBC Persian, has been speaking to people inside Iran, including his own parents, to gauge their fears, their expectations, and how they are navigating a moment that could reshape their country’s future.
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Chapters:
00:00 What is happening inside Iran?
01:33 How have Iranians been coping?
03:55 The crackdown on protesters in Iran
07:30 Casualties in Iran
08:40 The bombing of a school
10:00 What is the Iranian government doing?
11:00 Who is now in charge in Iran?
14:20 Who is giving the orders?
17:20 What would a long war mean for Iran?
