As the dust settled in the Zafaranieh neighborhood of Tabriz, local residents began sharing their accounts of the incident. Eyewitnesses described a sudden explosion that shattered windows, shook nearby buildings, and left families rushing into the streets in panic.
Neighbors of the Alizadeh family recounted how the victims—Habib, Mahan, and Mahour—were inside their home at the time of the strike. Within moments, the house was reduced to rubble. Survivors in adjacent buildings spoke of confusion and fear, unsure of whether additional strikes would follow.
These firsthand accounts have become central to understanding the human dimension of the event, providing context beyond official statements and political narratives.
