Residents of Tehran have described a terrifying reality where explosions and airstrikes occur every few hours, turning the Iranian capital into a zone of constant alert as the US-Israel campaign reaches its seventh day. Local sources report waves of precision strikes hitting military compounds, airports, and command centers throughout the city and surrounding provinces. Smoke plumes and secondary explosions have become a regular sight against the night sky.

The frequency of attacks has led to widespread power outages, disrupted communications, and mass displacement of civilians seeking safety in underground shelters. Iranian state television has broadcast images of damaged sites while urging the population to remain resilient. International journalists embedded in the region confirm the relentless nature of the bombardment.

 As the war shows no immediate signs of abating, humanitarian organizations warn of growing civilian suffering and potential shortages of essential supplies.

Global leaders continue to urge diplomatic intervention before the situation spirals further out of control. The psychological impact on Tehran’s population is becoming increasingly evident.