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The death of the Supreme Leader and a fuel crisis that has queues stretching past Vali-e-Asr Square have collided to produce the most turbulent week Tehran has seen in years.
With extreme heat tightening its grip on the region and a city already stretched by fuel pressures and political transition, Tehran's municipal response is being tested in ways that reveal both its strengths and its chronic gaps.
With temperatures breaching 42°C and reservoir levels at historic lows, city administrators, engineers and community leaders are clashing over who is responsible — and what comes next.
From the extraordinary scenes of state mourning to broken air-conditioning on Line 3, here is what shaped life in the capital over the past seven days.
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