After a night of Israeli airstrikes rocked Iranian cities, some residents planned to flee to Turkey, fearing escalation as Israel vowed to continue 'for as many days as it takes'
After a night of Israeli airstrikes rocked Iranian cities, some residents planned to flee to Turkey, fearing escalation as Israel vowed to continue 'for as many days as it takes'
Iranians reacted to Israeli strikes with anger and fear on Friday, with some urging retaliation while others worried the conflict would spell more hardship for a nation worn down by crises.
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