Tehran, Iran’s capital, is gradually returning to its normal rhythms following recent tensions. The BBC’s Lyse Doucet reports that while the city’s streets are bustling again, many residents are deeply shaken and unsure if the peace will last.
Government efforts to restore stability and normalcy are evident, with increased security measures and public reassurances from officials. However, the underlying concerns of the people highlight the need for ongoing efforts to address the underlying issues and ensure long-term peace.
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