Mourad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, said: “On the eve of the reopening of schools, no family knows whether their child will go to school in person on the first of Mehr, or will attend virtually, and whether, under the shadow of the Islamic Republic and the Revolutionary Guards’ belligerence, their security will be ensured or not. Virtual education is also faced with the problem of a lack of suitable internet, and in the end, children are deprived of the calm and secure educational environment that the government is obligated to provide.”