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Persian network: people have fear and hope, mixed feelings

Persian network: people have fear and hope, mixed feelings

Pejman Akbarzadeh, chairman of the Persian Dutch Network, reports that Iranians in the Netherlands have mixed reactions to military actions by Israel and the US against Iran. Some view the strikes as a potential path toward liberation, while others believe the country's problems should be addressed internally without foreign interference.

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