Israeli-Iran in Tehran after the Iranian ceasefire

Tehran – As a fine ceasefire in the Israeli-Iran confrontation continues to catchCBS News Crew, the capital of Tehran received permission to enter Iran to see how conditions are. The Iranian government is firmly monitoring the media and closely monitors foreign journalists.

Turkey received more than South CBS news crew from the south to Tehran.

The crew began a trip from the Turkish-Iran border on Tuesday night, a longer time with passpants and bad roads at about 600 miles. Last week, CBS news and Monday were given for Iranian visas.

When we broke the day on Wednesday, CBS news was drying up and passed through a large village of rocky and visible.

CBS news, forced to drive, because despite There is a ceasefire The Iranian airspace entered into force earlier this week was closed, but partially reopened.

Almost escaping neighboring countries or found safety from large cities.

The war caused chronic fuel shortages. CBS news saw long lines in gas stations for people waiting for hours to fill their tanks.

CBS news reached Tehran, slowly to find a city by returning to life After 12 days Continuous Israeli holidays. CBS news did not receive the territories of Israeli, which were very damaged by the holidays, Wednesday.

Last week, President Trump, all Tehran city, called Tehran, a population of more than nine million, called for evacuation of near New York. Most remained and the ceasefire was still in place, some began to get out of their homes.

In Firdous Park, a historic meeting place for Iranian thinkers and writers, a few of the 32-year-old Muhammad Raziq again opened the disciples.

“I hope this will continue,” said Raziq the ceasefire. “You know, the war is not good and my people do not like wars.”

Again, life in Tehran remains normal. This is the metropolis power Higher leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, very large, including rigid supporters near daily rallies.

But Khamenei continued to stay out of sight. Until the nation, the Iranians said they said that they did not know what the next will happen. Raziq, even if Iranians were divided into the regime, they merged with confidence in their countries.

“People in Iran have many ideas, but there is a war, there is a heart,” he said. “It’s thinking about my people.”