Tehran Residents Endure Israel-US Strikes

0:00Global stories, making news on March 10th. Iranians in Tehran and nearby Karaj are worn out after 10 days of non-stop attacks from Israel and the United States. Explosions hit every few hours overnight, causing power outages and leaving people in the dark. Residents say they cannot sleep, with strikes shaking homes and cracking walls. Israel announced broad strikes on Monday evening targeting terror sites in Tehran. They hit an underground weapons complex, run by the revolutionary guards, plus headquarters for their overseas operations and defense production, facilities. Another round of attacks followed on Tuesday afternoon. People shared raw feelings of fear and fatigue. One man described total darkness and non-stop blasts for 20 minutes straight. Families felt deaths shadow from nearby hits, while others noted strange lights in the sky during blackouts. Daily routines have vanished, leaving everyone exhausted. The conflict kicked off on February 28th, with a joint Israel-US assault on Iran.

1:02Tehran fired back with missiles and drones at Israel and U.S. bases in the region. Rights group, Human Rights Activists in Iran, reports 1,761 deaths so far, including over 1,200, civilians and nearly 200 children. Internet access inside Iran remains severely limited, so details are hard to confirm independent family. While some residents endure the chaos hoping for an end to the current regime, others worry the worst toll is too high and fear will come next. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor, see the episode description. Lay back, press play, let the pillow do the rest, sound meets comfort, S.O.L.I. Pillo.com.