Iranian Citizens

Iranian citizens fill the streets in protest after news breaks of the Ayatollah's son flying to the U.S. for a heart-and-lung transplant. Their anger prompts public denunciations from Tehran, complicating U.S. negotiations over the medical mission. The administration views them as capable of handling internal matters independently, refusing to link humanitarian aid to broader leverage like missile tests. This collective outrage shapes the moral boundaries of American policy toward Iran.