Iran continues to experience a rhythm of war. The 38th International Photojournalism Festival in Perpignan is dedicating an exhibition to the last months of war, as seen from the capital Tehran. The exhibition, titled "Tehran in War," showcases powerful images captured by photojournalists who have documented the recent tensions and conflict in Iran. These photographs provide a visual narrative of the country's ongoing struggles, highlighting the impact of war on everyday life, infrastructure, and the people of Tehran. The images depict scenes of military activity, civilian life under stress, and the broader societal changes brought about by the conflict. Through these photographs, viewers can gain a deeper understanding of the complex realities faced by Iranians during this turbulent period. The festival, held annually in Perpignan, France, brings together photographers from around the world to share their work and discuss the role of visual storytelling in documenting global events. This year's focus on Iran underscores the international community's interest in understanding the ongoing situation in the region through the lens of photojournalism.