Catalina Gomez

It's usually very crowded.

Of course, these days it's not crowded because we are in holidays because they declare seven days of mourning.

But some people close to the system were there with flags and chanting slogans, remembering supreme leader, but also against America and Israel.

And it was full of checkpoints that day, very difficult and very dangerous because they were showing their guns very openly.

But today I was there and it was very, very quiet.

It's Friday.

People should be out.

And also there were almost no checkpoints.

That really shows something because very empty.

I never see in my life Tehran as empty.

People are worried, but people have different approach depending on where they are.

I mean, people who support the system and is mourning the supreme leader, they are very much requesting for revenge and

And they are really against America and Israel, but they believe that Iran has to go until the end.

And you have other people who are really, really worried because even if they are against the Islamic Republic, they are worried what is happening with the country and what is going to happen after.

And they are also very worried of being a victim of these attacks of the Israelis, of America's

And also they are very afraid of these militias and these checkpoints in the streets that something will happen to them.

That's why people are trying to be very careful being in their house or out of the city.