Tim MakMar 9

Good morning to readers. #Oil prices have surpassed $100 per barrel (+40% compared to pre-war).

War near Iran’s nuclear sites hits #Isfahan. #Explosions shake Ali’s windows, but he still goes to work, finishing his PhD. Life carries on near one of Iran’s key nuclear facilities. https://www.iranwar.news/p/i-live-next-to-a-strategic-nuclear

I live next to a strategic nuclear target

In Isfahan, where strikes target one of Iran’s key nuclear sites, residents still try to go to work, play video games, and grocery shop as explosions shake their windows.

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Ali went to work on Monday morning. Soon after he arrived, the #medical center he works in told employees to go home. Heavy #shelling had begun again in #Isfahan.
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“The windows of my house were shaking in the morning. I tried to stay away from windows and wait until it was over so I could go to work, it was nothing special,” said Ali.
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Isfahan has become one of the central targets of the U.S. and #Israeli campaign against Iran’s nuclear program.
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The city is home to a major nuclear facility believed to hold much of the country’s enriched uranium, making it a strategic target as the U.S. considers sending special forces to secure Iran’s enriched uranium.
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But for the millions of people who live there, the strikes are not abstract geopolitical maneuvers. They are a daily reality that interrupts work, school, and ordinary routines as residents try to maintain some semblance of normal life while bombs fall around them.
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Read the rest of Ali’s story and see how the residents of #Isfahan are navigating this unfolding crisis via the link! https://www.iranwar.news/p/i-live-next-to-a-strategic-nuclear
I live next to a strategic nuclear target

In Isfahan, where strikes target one of Iran’s key nuclear sites, residents still try to go to work, play video games, and grocery shop as explosions shake their windows.

Iran War Dispatches with Tim Mak