It’s not just Trump looking at Iran. The eyes of the entire world are directed to the Asian country, pending the evolution of the Tehran regime and the war. But concern also extends to the no longer so anonymous stories of citizens who experience the conflict up close.
One of those exceptional witnesses is Mina, a doctor who usually travels from rural areas to the capital, Tehran. His testimony of happiness is shared by many compatriots.
“I’m not exaggerating when I say that everyone in my life—family, colleagues, even those I only see on the street— They are happy and full of hope“he explains to the newspaper Taz.
She lives it from inside Iran, but many of her friends had to leave. Inside and outside, the feeling is similar and he assures that “sometimes they imagine that the Islamic Republic could try to reach an agreement with the United States through an internal coup and a change of power. But we are waiting.”
The look on the crown prince
Mina doesn’t know what the future holds for Iran. For now she wait . He trusts him and believes that if the heir calls for action, many others will take to the streets “to oppose the Islamic Republic.”
It won’t be immediate, he assumes. “Frankly, Looks like we need another wave of attacks so that the Islamic Republic completely collapses. It will be a while before people can go out onto the streets again without being massacred. once again by the IRGC and the armed forces of the Islamic Republic. But I have no doubt that the Islamic Republic is finished“
Whether with the monarchical current that advocates the return of Reza Pahlavi, or with other approaches, the opposition is multiplying in a regime beheaded by the attacks of the US and Israel. “Almost everyone in Iran is certain that this regime was largely based on Khamenei’s personality. And now that this huge gap has been opened in the power structure of the Islamic Republic, its collapse is very close“, concludes.
