We Only Have One True, Suffocating Fear

This is Tehran. Today, right around 10:15 AM.

I want the world to hear this: life is flowing here. We are actually doing fine.

For years, this occupying regime has choked our city in a permanent, toxic smog.

We never get to see a blue sky. But look up today.
The air is… pic.twitter.com/7j024w7rOl

— 🇮🇷Decado🇮🇷 (@ItsDecado) March 9, 2026

… beautifully clear. The only darkness in the sky is the black pillar of smoke rising exactly where they struck the regime's oil depot. The poison is finally burning. The politicians and pundits in the West are terrified of escalation. They are begging for peace. But walking these streets, seeing the iron of our cage melting before our eyes, we are not afraid of the fire.

We only have one true, suffocating fear: we are terrified that the strikes will stop before the rescue mission is finished. We are afraid of this regime's survival. And more than anything, we are afraid of losing our one real chance to end them for good.