Following Iran's latest development: Tehran residents responded immediately

An AP report describes growing fear in Tehran ahead of the return of direct war with Israel and the US, alongside a severe economic crisis with a 150% surge in beef prices and a shortage of medicines.

An Associated Press report describes the situation in Iran, particularly in the capital Tehran, ahead of the return of direct war with Israel and the United States. Residents are purchasing canned goods, crackers, and extra blankets in preparation. Fear is growing against the backdrop of destruction from previous attacks, with many buildings showing signs of war and thousands of homes damaged or destroyed. Alongside the military threat, Iranian citizens are facing a severe economic crisis: rice has become more expensive by over 60% and beef prices have surged by over 150%. Mohammad Mohammadi, 36, said that a supermarket shopping trip could cost about half a monthly salary. The economic crisis is increasing calls to reach an agreement with the US, but a former official estimates that the pressure will not change Iran's position in negotiations.