In Tehran, residents are facing escalating living costs, with daily expenses now twice as high, according to reports. This economic strain follows the conflict that began in February, involving strikes from the U.S. and Israel.
One resident, known as Roya, shared her experience of the dramatic change. At 34, her once-thriving career as a data analyst manager at a brokerage firm ended abruptly due to the escalating conflict. She is now among millions struggling to secure essential needs.
These developments are set against a backdrop of social unrest. In downtown Tehran, the walls of local fruit shops display graffiti of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, reflecting public sentiment amid the ongoing crisis.
The situation highlights the profound impact of international tensions on the everyday lives of Iranian citizens, affecting their economic stability and overall well-being.

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