Iranians stock food and cash amid threat of renewed US-Israeli strikes

Iranian civilians are preparing for possible renewed strikes as Washington and Tel Aviv weigh action while negotiations between Tehran and Washington stall.

• Residents of Tehran have stocked food, withdrawn cash and filled fuel tanks, and some parents kept children home, fearing renewed US-Israeli strikes.
• Pezeshkian said many Iranians struggle to secure food because of war economic pressure and called for ending the "no-war, no-peace" state.
• US ambassador to Turkey Tom Barak said a US strike on Iran could occur "later this week."
• Talks between Tehran and Washington have stalled despite mediation by Pakistan, Qatar and Russia.