Actor Mandana Karimi has spoken out about the worsening situation in Iran amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The actor shared her concern over the current conditions in her home country, saying the situation has become more tense and uncertain.
Responding to a follower’s question on social media, she said, “Unfortunately, no. Things in Iran have become even more aggressive. The IRGC is back on the streets, intimidating people, executions are still happening, and internet blackouts continue. Communication with our families is extremely limited- phone calls barely go through, and when they do, they are incredibly expensive.”
She further explained the impact of the crisis on ordinary citizens, adding, “People have lost jobs, loved ones, and any sense of stability. The regime is at one of its weakest points, and like a wounded animal, it’s reacting with even more violence and fear. The hardest part is that there is very little reliable news coming out of inside Iran right now, so everything feels uncertain and painfully vague.”