Son of the Iranian president: After 19 days of war, I finally broke

During the ongoing war, physicist and university professor Yousef Pezeshkian has consistently shared personal diary entries on Telegram, almost daily. These entries blend intimate family recollections with his political observations and understandings of events occurring within government circles. The New York Times reports this regular activity.

Early in the conflict, Pezeshkian documented his concerns, writing, “I believe certain political figures are experiencing considerable anxiety.” He underscored the greater fortitude of everyday citizens compared to those in positions of leadership. He expresses worry for his father and, alongside his brothers and sister, diligently counts the remaining days until the conclusion of the current presidency, hoping for a return to a “normal life.”

The war has profoundly impacted the Iranian political landscape. Significant losses have been suffered, including key figures such as former Supreme Leader Ali Hamenei and prominent politician Ali Laridžani.

Pezeshkian has noted that safeguarding the safety of government officials has become a paramount objective. His reflections offer a poignant perspective on the human cost and anxieties surrounding the unfolding war.

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