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The Atlantic·4 min read·medium

Where the War Is Still a War

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Arash Azizi
Where the War Is Still a War
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Residents of Iran's southern coast are facing ongoing military strikes as part of a broader, ambiguous conflict between Iran and the United States. Despite official claims of a 'neither war, nor peace' status, civilians are experiencing significant destruction and infrastructure failure.

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The report highlights the human cost of ongoing geopolitical tensions and the disconnect between government rhetoric and the reality on the ground for civilians.

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The southern coast of Iran is still getting battered. Some Iranians want their government’s hawks to see for themselves.

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The article focuses on the humanitarian impact and civilian suffering, which is a common framing in human-interest reporting on conflict zones.

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