Overnight, Israel launched strikes on an Iranian nuclear facility in Isfahan. Iran has confirmed damage to the site but reports no casualties.
Despite the strikes, public services and utilities in Tehran remain available, and internet services have been restored after widespread disruptions. The capital is beginning to see an influx of residents returning to their daily routines.
CMG correspondent Husein Nematzad reports from Tehran that streets, once quiet, are now bustling again with commuters, street vendors, and markets resuming business. Many residents say they feel relieved as essential services come back online.
This incident underscores the fragility of infrastructure during geopolitical conflicts and highlights Tehran's resilience. Global observers are watching for any further developments.
Reference(s):
Iranian nuclear site damaged as influx of residents return to Tehran
cgtn.com
