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‘They Hit So Hard the House Was Shaking’: Iranians Describe Impact of US-Israel Attacks

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Residents in several Iranian cities have described scenes of fear and chaos after waves of strikes by the United States and Israel targeted military and strategic facilities. Explosions were reportedly so intense that homes trembled, windows shattered, and families rushed to shelter in the middle of the night.

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“It Felt Like an Earthquake”

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People living in Tehran said the blasts were among the most powerful they had ever experienced. “They hit so hard the house was shaking,” one resident said, adding that car alarms went off across entire neighborhoods. Others described thick smoke rising from targeted areas and emergency sirens echoing through the streets.

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Sleepless Nights and Panic

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Families reported spending hours awake as additional explosions were heard in the distance. Some residents moved away from windows or gathered in interior rooms, fearing further strikes. Parents said children were frightened by the noise and confusion, with many struggling to understand what was happening.

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Damage to Residential Areas

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While the strikes were aimed at military or strategic sites, nearby residential buildings reportedly suffered collateral damage, including cracked walls, broken glass, and debris scattered across streets. Emergency crews were seen assessing structural damage and assisting injured civilians.

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Uncertainty and Fear of Escalation

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Many Iranians expressed concern that the attacks could signal a prolonged conflict. With retaliatory missile launches and air defense systems active, residents said they feared further escalation and disruption to daily life.

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As military operations continue, civilians across the region remain caught between geopolitical tensions and the immediate impact of warfare on their homes and communities.