香港的伊朗青年正饱受焦虑煎熬，他们日夜等待亲人消息，同时应对海量矛盾报道。在中东持续冲突中，伊朗裔居民感到无能为力。 伊朗生物医学研究员Behzad Nasiri Ahmadabadi和学生Ali*分享了他们的经历。
香港伊朗生物医学研究员Behzad Nasiri Ahmadabadi的生活充满焦虑，他每天等待家人可能不来的电话，因为中东冲突持续升级。
伊朗学生Ali*（要求匿名）则整日浏览全球新闻，试图拼凑现场事件真相，夜晚则为这些消息失眠。他表示：“到处都有矛盾报道，很难以真正了解发生了什么……没有清晰度，就很难思考如何前进。”
这些香港伊朗青年通过分析新闻、纠正误传或单纯等待亲人安全消息等方式应对，但都共享一种无力感，面对遥远战火无计可施。
美国和以色列对伊朗的持续打击引发伊朗报复性攻击，并引发更广泛地区战争担忧。伊朗支持的胡塞武装于3月底从也门向以色列发射导弹，加剧平民风险和不确定性。
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As Iran's protests—sparked by economic woes in late December 2025—rage on under a near-total internet blackout, with reports now citing hundreds dead, Swedish-Iranians are voicing anguish over lost contact with family and urging global support. Despite the brutality, many see hope for regime change.
上周六，美国和以色列对伊朗发动了“重大作战行动”，使饱受战争蹂躏的中东陷入新一轮暴力冲突。尽管白宫发布图像声称这是通过“实力实现和平”的道路，但这种言论被视为霸权野心的借口。
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The Israel-Iran conflict, triggered by initial U.S. and Israeli strikes on February 28, 2026, entered its eighth day on March 7 with ongoing missile and airstrike exchanges spreading across the Gulf and Iraq, fueling fears of broader regional war. Israel reported extensive strikes on Tehran targets, while Iranian state media noted explosions in the capital's west.
Now in its fifth day since U.S. and Israeli strikes began on Iran on February 28, the conflict has escalated with exchanges of missiles and drones across the region, including Gulf states, as fears of broader war intensify. Three days of funerals for assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei have begun in Iran, while U.S. President Donald Trump claimed strikes have 'destroyed almost everything' and Iran vowed no negotiations.
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Several Swedes are stranded in countries like Oman, Qatar, and Dubai due to Iranian counterattacks against the US and Israel. Flights are canceled and hotels are filling up as people seek safety. Travelers describe chaos and fear of new explosions.
在2月28日初始打击后，美以伊冲突进入第四天以上，伊朗已封锁霍尔木兹海峡，并对沙特和卡塔尔关键能源设施发动无人机袭击。欧洲日益卷入以及美国在其他地方的承诺引发了对旷日持久敌对行动损害美国利益的担忧。迫切需要通过谈判缓和局势。
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US and Israeli attacks on Iran, including the killing of high-ranking leaders, raise concerns in Germany. A newsletter addresses reader questions on terror threats, energy prices, and military bases. Experts warn of potential escalation in the region.