Bay Area protesters decry U.S. airstrikes on Iran amid global tensions

Protests erupted in the Bay Area in response to U. S. airstrikes on Iran, with demonstrators calling for an end to military involvement. At least four protests occurred on Sunday, showcasing signs such as "Stop bombing Iran" and "Remember Hiroshima. Remember Vietnam.

" While many Iranian Americans expressed concerns about their families' safety, some remained hopeful that the airstrikes could lead to regime change in Iran. San Francisco police intervened as tensions flared between groups with differing views. "We don't know if there's going to be radiation issues from people that live close by," said Ardavan Amini of Bay Area 4 Iran. U. S.

officials anticipate potential travel disruptions, cyber threats, and increased security measures in the wake of these events. The protests reflect a broader national sentiment against military action in the Middle East. As the situation evolves, many are left grappling with uncertainties regarding the implications of U. S. involvement.