'Thought It Was My Last Call,' Haryana MBBS Student's Harrowing Tale Of Escape From Iran

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Sania Zahra Zaidi was among the thousands who were evacuated from Iran amid conflict by the Indian authorities through Operation Sindhu.

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00:56We were in contact with all the updates about what to do, where to go, how to do it.

01:06What was happening with your parents?

01:12What was happening with your parents?

01:14It was very difficult.

01:16One or two minutes, it was very difficult.

01:18It was very difficult.

01:20What would you like to say about the government and the media?

01:28I would like to thank the government and the media.

01:32It was possible for them.

01:34If we don't do it, we are probably there.

01:38If we don't do it.

01:40What did you see all the time?

01:44What did you see at that time?

01:46We had in a conversation with people who were very scared.

01:48We were like in a row of people who were very scared.

01:50I mean, everywhere was international.

01:52And we were alllyn in the area.

01:56People were just crying outside of our parents.

01:58We were calling to saving our families or not.

02:00But we had such a good experience for the embassy,

02:03and the government had such a good experience.

02:05We would have gotten away from that that time.

02:07So we would have asked for some of our people Ehemarish groups.

02:09The one thing was that we had some problems?

02:11So what a problem was that we could live with our migration?

02:13I mean, the defense system was good, all the intercepts were happening, but all the intercepts

02:21are happening in Iran, all of us have been seen from our doms.

02:24One question is, what is the future of the future?

02:29What do you think that the future will happen again?

02:34Yes, today we will see that the ceasefire will happen.

02:39We will see that the future will happen again.

02:43What do you think that the future will happen again?

02:49The Indian government, the embassy, the media, and the Iranian government,

02:53we just know, have opened our air space, especially the embassy,

02:59that they have done everything.

03:01What do you think about it?

03:03We are not starting two days ago, but when the embassy started their work,

03:07all of us had the first place in the comb,

03:10so we have been saying that when we have come to the embassy,

03:13we are safe now.

03:15What do you think about it?

03:19It is a very different, they have been here.

03:21They had a very happy situation.

03:23They were scared about their children.

03:24They wanted to realize what their lives are going home and they were so happy.

03:27We were not enjoying their lives.

03:29They told us to answer them.

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