FernandoM.M.ANR

Things that surprise you, during the hardships of a war of aggression, in Iran: - Reverse migration to the homeland, only to be with compatriots and to sacrifice. - Volunteers lining up to go to Kargh Island to defend their territory in case of any possible attack. - People gathering with high spirits every night in the streets, chanting national sentiments. - People mourning wholeheartedly for their losses—their leaders and fellow citizens—yet standing strong in solidarity. - Crowds of people who do not flee when facing bombings by the aggressors, but instead wave their national flags and challenge the enemy. - People who do not rush to empty shelves of food items. - People uniting, regardless of differences, behind their brave military forces. - People offering their homes to those whose properties have been bombed. - Volunteers gathering to repair minor damages to residential areas. - An old man, barely rescued from beneath the rubble, chants in defense of his country. - Mothers and fathers mourning their lost children commit to standing up for their country. Dignity is wealth.