Tehran residents relieved but divided by Trump truce

Tehran residents express mixed feelings about the recent ceasefire with the United States. While some fear it may lead to nothing, many feel relieved after weeks of conflict. The city, once filled with anxiety, now resembles a public holiday, with shops closed and cafes bustling. Despite the destruction and loss of life, some residents feel proud of their resilience against a superpower, while others worry about the future of the Islamic republic. The truce has brought a temporary calm, but uncertainty remains about the long-term implications.