“Thank God it’s over. I just hope it’s really over,” whispers Aida, 23, in a cafe in northern Tehran. A feeling shared on Monday June 15 by most Iranians exhausted by months of war, airstrikes and uncertainty. The country woke up to news that few expected to hear so soon: a peace deal reached between Iran and the United States.
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