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Mae Sharifi

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8 months ago

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Posted On: March 8th 2026, 06:54 pm

This is an environmental catastrophe that is affecting innocent civilian lives. My family lives in Tehran, it breaks my heart to know that they are breathing toxic fumes. I have not even been able to talk to them since the start of the war. Honestly a nightmare to witness.

Comments (2659)

a month ago

elliott.1879

There will be an accounting for this illegal, unethical, unnecessary Warfare.🔥 The whole world is watching and taking note. There is no place for evil to hide anymore.

5 months ago

bahar.v.36

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5 months ago

arshamghanbari

حواسمون بهت بود پریدی زیر بغل آخوندا وسط این داستانا. انگار نه انگار مردم در دی ماه برای پشتیبانی از شاهشون و دودمان پهلوی بیرون رفتن

5 months ago

delaram_m24

People who DON'T side with BOTH the Iranian regime AND US and Israel DO EXIST! And in fact a vast MAJORITY of Iranians fall into that group but their voices are CENCORED and SILENCED either by Islamic Republic propaganda or Zionist Propaganda

5 months ago

funkade_labkhand

❤️👏❤️

5 months ago

forugh_s_z_313

I'm sorry that you were attacked by traitors for not supporting the attack on your country. Stand firm, your path is right, resist, like all real people living in Iran. 🤍🇮🇷

5 months ago

fariid_kp

Not a single mention of the 40,000 people killed by the government btw!!

5 months ago

arefehmah_

I never imagined war in my hometown that was awful…thinking about Palestine…why we don’t stood in front of them…how many people should die to make people in the world wake up? That pain hurt so much …I don't want any more cruel deaths….🎒💔🇮🇷🇵🇸🇱🇧

5 months ago

arefehmah_

We never forget the people who want this war…never…

5 months ago

venusismm

Thank you❤️🇮🇷

5 months ago

winterowll

Oh you should've seen Jan 8th(۱۸ دی) darling. That was the real apocalypse. Dead bodies all over the streets, blood covering everywhere. Where were you when that happened???

5 months ago

hanatavana

Tehran was like hell, my beautiful country was burning in my very eyes... No to war, any war. And shame on pro-israel diaspora Iranians

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Mae Sharifi

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