MK254
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Serikali imejaza mabango kama haya kujaribu kuwaaminisha wananchi kwamba vita havipo Tehran ila kule Tel Aviv, maana humo wanaishi mkao wa kusubiri hawajui nini kinawajia, maana tatizo la Israel huwa hatangazi.
Tukumbushane tu mpaka sasa matokeo. Iran imepoteza majemedari saba. Israel imepoteza binti mmoja
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Supplied "Tel Aviv is our battleground not Tehran", says a propaganda billboard in the Iranian capital
Tehran is tense, two days after Iran's unprecedented direct attack on Israel.
Worried about war and its impact on Iran's already flailing economy, a significant proportion of Iranians oppose what they see as the reckless adventurism of the country's elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), which fired more than 300 drones and missiles on Saturday night.
In a letter sent to BBC Persian, a long list of Iranian activists both inside the country and abroad criticised the IRGC's actions and saying "No to warmongering!"
Many Iranians also see the Iran-Israel confrontation now emerging from the shadows as being orchestrated by the Iranian government rather than reflective of the will of the Iranian people.
This perception is underscored by a heavy police presence on the streets of Tehran - ostensibly about enforcing strict Islamic dress codes requiring women to cover their hair but which many suspect is mainly about crushing any possible protests.
Source: www.bbc.com
Tukumbushane tu mpaka sasa matokeo. Iran imepoteza majemedari saba. Israel imepoteza binti mmoja
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Supplied "Tel Aviv is our battleground not Tehran", says a propaganda billboard in the Iranian capital
Tehran is tense, two days after Iran's unprecedented direct attack on Israel.
Worried about war and its impact on Iran's already flailing economy, a significant proportion of Iranians oppose what they see as the reckless adventurism of the country's elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), which fired more than 300 drones and missiles on Saturday night.
In a letter sent to BBC Persian, a long list of Iranian activists both inside the country and abroad criticised the IRGC's actions and saying "No to warmongering!"
Many Iranians also see the Iran-Israel confrontation now emerging from the shadows as being orchestrated by the Iranian government rather than reflective of the will of the Iranian people.
This perception is underscored by a heavy police presence on the streets of Tehran - ostensibly about enforcing strict Islamic dress codes requiring women to cover their hair but which many suspect is mainly about crushing any possible protests.
Source: www.bbc.com