Iranians are increasingly despondent about their future, fearing that a potential deal between the U.S. and their government could erase the sacrifices made during protests. Many are calling for renewed conflict as their only hope for change, believing that external pressure is necessary to alter the regime's oppressive policies.

• 01Iranians fear that a U.S.-Tehran deal could undermine their protests against the regime, with some estimating the death toll from protests at nearly 30,000.
• 02Many Iranians view U.S. President Donald Trump as a potential savior, despite growing disillusionment with American policies.
• 03Economic conditions in Iran have worsened significantly, exacerbated by internet shutdowns and ongoing sanctions.
• 04A significant portion of the population believes that war is the only viable solution to their plight, with some stating that 80% see no alternative.
• 05The Iranian regime's financial struggles could be alleviated by a potential $24 billion deal with the U.S.

The ongoing negotiations and potential concessions to the Iranian regime could significantly affect the morale and hopes of the Iranian populace, who feel their sacrifices may be in vain.