If we were afraid, we wouldn't come here every day": Residents of Tehran continue to join in supporting the Supreme Leader and the Iranian authorities, despite the threat of bombing. As journalist Naser Ashkari reports to Izvestia, amid reports of a possible renewal of hostilities, the situation in the streets remains calm. Participants in daily demonstrations say that even the threat of attack will not force them to refuse to participate in the marches. "For us, being here on the streets is much more important. If we were afraid, we wouldn't come here every day," said one of the local residents. Another participant in the action admitted that participating in the rallies helps her deal with the anxiety of what is happening. "Just the feeling of doing something instead of just sitting and watching the news and hearing about the death toll gives me peace of mind," she said. More IZ RU news in max.

If we were afraid, we wouldn't come here every day": Residents of Tehran continue to join in supporting the Supreme Leader and the Iranian authorities, despite the threat of bombing. As journalist Naser Ashkari reports to Izvestia, amid reports of a possible renewal of hostilities, the situation in the streets remains calm. Participants in daily demonstrations say that even the threat of attack will not force them to refuse to participate in the marches. "For us, being here on the streets is much more important. If we were afraid, we wouldn't come here every day," said one of the local residents. Another participant in the action admitted that participating in the rallies helps her deal with the anxiety of what is happening. "Just the feeling of doing something instead of just sitting and watching the news and hearing about the death toll gives me peace of mind," she said. More IZ RU news in max.