Iranians' mental security amid ongoing conflicts
The article discusses the impact of ongoing war and disturbances on the psychological security of Iranian society. Although military operations have halted, a state of tension and anxiety remains present in people's lives, with increased sleep disorders, agitation, and continuous cautious behaviors resulting from fears of recurrent crises. This situation leads to a erosion of future outlooks, making it difficult for individuals to plan long-term, which in turn affects their decisions regarding marriage, residence, education, and work. The article emphasizes the necessity for the government to take responsibility for restoring trust and predictability through clear communication with citizens and by providing psychological and social support, especially to the most vulnerable groups, to ensure mental stability and reduce the long-term effects of war and disturbances.
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