Living in a state of inflammation is neither war nor peace Ahsan Houshmand, a writer and researcher, wrote in a note entitled "Living in a state of inflammation, neither war nor peace", which he provided to Insaf News: These days, Iranians are living in a state where there is no stable peace and no widespread war, and at the same time there is a chronic heat wave in the region. In such a situation, the daily lives of Iranian citizens are affected in various ways, and the shadow of the war has cast a heavy shadow on their lives, and the economic, social and political consequences of this situation have severely affected their lives in different ways. If one day the Benrin gas station is crowded and long lines are formed, but in the following days there is no news of very long lines of cars at the gas stations, this situation in the Benrin gas station as one of the examples of the consequences of this situation shows life in the inflammation of a state of neither war nor peace. That is, it is true that there is no large-scale military conflict, but the threat of the possibility of war exists at any moment, and as a result the public's perception of the future is uncertain, and the uncertainty of the future and the lack of horizons to overcome this situation lead to the spread of anxiety. But because there is still no war in this situation, anxiety becomes a part of everyday life and as a result important decisions such as large purchases or investments in industry, construction and trade are postponed for the future. Read the full text of this comment on the Insef News website.