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"‘You are all worse than each other’: anti-regime Iranians turn on Trump " theguardian.com/world/2026/mar…

The turning point for Amir was the Israeli strikes on fuel depots in Tehran last week, with one attack on the Shahran oil depot overshadowing the capital with black smoke. A rain shower later covered trees, homes and cars with layers of toxic oil.
“I genuinely believe now they [the US and Israel] didn’t have a plan. I was still hoping I was wrong, but the Shahran attack changed the way I look at this war right now,” he said. “If the regime is what you want to hit, even if you think these depots were used by the regime, where do you draw the line? What about us, the ordinary Iranians? We rely on this civil infrastructure. Why take away our ability to govern in the future? Who can rebuild utter ruins?”


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in reply to El Duvelle

This is a point I raised in the last week or so. Trump obviously doesn't have a coherent plan. Netanyahu obviously doesn't care. If they win this war, they will just turn their backs on Iran and leave its people to fend for themselves. They have no vision for the future.

This is where the EU should step in and help rebuild the infrastructure. A kind of 21st century "Marshall Plan". I bet China is already planning ahead to get a post war Iran on its side. India, possibly, too.