A peace deal announced on Monday has signalled an apparent end to the three-month war.
US-Iran ceasefire ends three-month war; Iranian community rejects peace without regime change despite 700 executions in six months. Peace preserves regional instability: risk for tech operations, supply chains, and sector confidence in Middle East.
While the prospect of an end to the war has brought relief to Tehranis, many say economic devastation, political uncertainty, and distrust of the U.S. and Israel will outlast the fighting.
Iranians are sceptical that a US-Iran agreement will end their hardships.
Beaten down by sanctions, inflation and crackdowns, Iranians say they don’t envision a brighter future even with a ceasefire.
US-Iran MOU ends 4-month conflict; Strait of Hormuz reopens as blockade lifts on Iranian ports. Markets rallied but skepticism dominates—unresolved nuclear, sanctions, frozen-assets signal instability threatening energy prices and supply-chain sourcing.
While the prospect of an end to the war has brought relief to Tehranis, many say economic devastation, political uncertainty, and distrust of the U.S. and Israel will outlast the…