Iranians Flee to Turkey Amid Military Tensions

0:00Today is March 2nd. Here's what's making headlines worldwide. Hundreds of Iranians crossed into Turkey at the Kapikoy border gate on Monday afternoon, amid the expanding U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran. Witnesses reported people arriving from Tehran and other areas, driven by growing fears back home. Earlier that morning, Turkey had suspended day trip passenger crossings at its three border gates with Iran, limiting entry to Turkish citizens and third country nationals. But by afternoon, Iranian nationals were allowed through despite the tensions. Travelers described a tense atmosphere in Iranian cities, with reports of bombings and military zones and people staying indoors out of fear. Daily life continued somewhat normally, though shops were packed as folks stocked up on supplies. The main worry for many was fuel shortages, leading to long lines at petrol stations across Iran. No major food issues were reported, but the sounds of nearby strikes kept everyone on edge. Turkish officials confirmed that Iran is now permitting its citizens to return home via

1:04Turkey, while commercial cargo flows remain open under strict. Controls. Borderteams are staying on high alert to keep trade moving smoothly. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Salih Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play, and disappear into what you're listening to. S-O-L-I, salihpillow.com