As US-Israel strikes on Iran enter their seventh consecutive day, CGTN footage from Tehran's Sattar Khan Street reveals an unexpected contrast: bustling shops and residents maintaining daily routines despite intensifying bombardments. 🏪✨
"Life goes on as normal here," reported the local journalist during Thursday's drive-through, capturing delivery bikes weaving through traffic and customers browsing storefronts. The scenes challenge expectations of wartime paralysis, showing resilience in real time.
Regional analysts warn the conflict could spill beyond Iran's borders, with oil prices already climbing 18% this week. Yet in Tehran's commercial heart, business owners tell reporters they're adapting to air raid sirens between customer transactions. 💼⚡
This surreal coexistence of conflict and commerce raises urgent questions about civilian safety as global leaders call for de-escalation. Stay tuned for updates as our team monitors this developing story.
