Khamenei’s Swallows on the Streets of Tehran After Israel–U.S. Joint Strikes: Protests, Explosions, and Regional Fallout

The events of February 28, 2026, marked a pivotal moment in regional geopolitics. Explosions, protests, missile launches, and global market reactions converged into a single day of profound consequence. Whether remembered as a brief but intense confrontation or the opening chapter of a wider crisis will depend on decisions made in the hours and days that follow. What is certain is that Tehran’s streets, filled with flags and chants beneath the winter sky, became the stage for a dramatic assertion of national resolve in the face of sudden and forceful challenge.

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