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Today, Iran will never be the same again.

What is this war meant for Iranians?

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For now, as of Wednesday night, and this could really change any time, the ceasefire

between Iran and Israel is holding, if only by force of presidential rage.

You know what, we have, we basically have two countries that have been fighting so long

and so hard that they don't know what the fuck they're doing. Do you understand that?

Across both countries, the smoke is finally clearing. The Iranians who could flee are returning to their homes

and starting to ask questions of a government

many have been opposed to for years.

Questions they'll ask, even if the bombing starts again.

How was the country left this vulnerable to Israel's strikes?

What's left of the nuclear program?

And for the ordinary people who have risked their lives calling for change to the Islamic

Republic, what kind of Iranian regime will emerge from these days of fire and fury?

From The Guardian, I'm Michael Safi. Today in focus, how Iranians exist. will emerge from these days of fire and fury.

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