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Iranians cross into Turkiye at the Kapikoy border gate in the eastern Van province. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Iranian Leila, 45, waits to cross from Turkiye into Iran. After losing contact with her family in Shiraz, she decided she had to return home. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Mohammad Fauzi, 46, an Egyptian factory worker, crossed into Turkiye with no Turkish SIM card, no local currency and no knowledge of Turkish. He worked in Iran's marble and granite sector but said many factories had closed as the conflict escalated. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Hundreds have crossed the border in recent days, and there is now a steady flow in both directions. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Jalileh Jabari, 63, said she left Tehran because “bombs are falling” and the situation had become unbearable. “If things become good there, if Iran becomes good, I will come back.” [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Ebrahim Eidi, 61, who arrived in Turkiye from Iran, said many Iranians still hoped for change but feared taking action themselves. “People are afraid to go to the streets.” [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Near the Kapikoy border gate after arriving in Turkiye, Yasna, 63, says: “I came to see my daughter, I haven't seen her for six years.” She was reluctant to comment on the political situation in Iran. “I don't know what to say about the situation in Iran because we will be [going] back to Iran.” [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Hamid Shirmohammadzadeh, 35, who arrived in Turkiye from Iran, sits in the lobby of a hotel in Turkiye's Van province. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
Luggage belonging to people arriving in Turkiye from Iran at the Kapikoy border gate in Van. [Dilara Senkaya/Reuters]
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