Iranians Prepare for Worst Amid Fears of Renewed US and Israeli Attacks

Iranians began a new week anxious about the possibility of renewed American and Israeli attacks, with preparations for potential disruption reaching into everyday life.

Those preparations included stocking up on food, withdrawing cash and filling vehicle fuel tanks as people braced for the possibility of further hostilities.

For families with schoolchildren, the uncertainty posed an immediate dilemma: whether to send their children to class while fears of another round of attacks persisted.

The concerns have brought the threat of war into routine household decisions, leaving families to weigh daily commitments against preparations for the worst.