Briefing: Iranians live under constant anxiety: 'When I close my eyes, I wonder if I will see the next day'

Recent reports indicate that bombings and ongoing repression in Iran have created a climate of uncertainty that directly impacts the nation's infrastructure and daily operations.

The fear surrounding the regime's potential survival post-conflict raises concerns about the stability of essential services and the capacity of infrastructure to withstand further strain.

Constant surveillance not only affects individual freedoms but also complicates the implementation of any infrastructure improvements, as public trust remains low amidst these conditions.