Golnar Motevalli
Head of Iran Coverage at Bloomberg News
Iran coverage at Bloomberg. Erstwhile Tehraner. Native cockney. Priors: Afghanistan and Turkey. Formerly BBC and Reuters. All opinions are mine.
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Golnar Motevalli |Peter Martin
When the dust settled on Iran’s nuclear sites on Sunday after a US bombing raid that President Donald Trump said had “totally obliterated” its atomic program, one thing was missing: its highly enriched uranium, which international authorities haven't seen for more than a week. While the US attacks have set back Iran’s nuclear ambitions and dealt its clerical regime a humiliating blow, the program hasn’t been completely destroyed.
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1 week ago |
jpost.com | Golnar Motevalli |Abeer Abu Omar |Douglas Altabef |Efraim Inbar
“My biggest fear is the uncertainty and the ambiguity of it all,” Neda, 35, said in a social media chat from a suburb on the outskirts of northern Tehran.
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Golnar Motevalli |Abeer Abu Omar
Bloomberg — Todo empezó con su vecina llamando frenéticamente a su puerta, presa del pánico por el sonido de las explosiones. Luego, selló las ventanas con cinta adhesiva para evitar que se rompieran y preparó una mochila de emergencia. El martes, Neda estaba en una autopista atascada, uniéndose a otros miles de teheraníes que intentaban huir de la capital iraní. Su objetivo era encontrar algún lugar más remoto donde no estuvieran cerca de ninguno de los cientos de lugares que Israel podría atacar.
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1 week ago |
thederrick.com | Golnar Motevalli |Abeer Abu Omar
It started with her neighbor frantically knocking on her front door panicking at the sound of explosions. Then she taped her windows to prevent them from shattering and packed an emergency backpack. By Tuesday, Neda was on a gridlocked highway, joining thousands of other Tehranis trying to flee the Iranian capital. Their aim was to find somewhere more remote where they wouldn’t be near any of the hundreds of sites that Israel might target.
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1 week ago |
kdhnews.com | Golnar Motevalli |Abeer Abu Omar
It started with her neighbor frantically knocking on her front door panicking at the sound of explosions. Then she taped her windows to prevent them from shattering and packed an emergency backpack. By Tuesday, Neda was on a gridlocked highway, joining thousands of other Tehranis trying to flee the Iranian capital. Their aim was to find somewhere more remote where they wouldn't be near any of the hundreds of sites that Israel might target. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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