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- Iranian Americans express mixed feelings about the Iran conflict.
- In Raleigh, Arian Seyedi and Beth Dehghan worry about contacting family amid violence.
- Dehghan criticizes U.S. policy for enabling Iranian regime's nuclear capabilities and calls the war preventable.
- Seyedi says military action may be necessary for regime change.
- In Sherman Oaks, Dr. Payam Kade fled Iran in the 1980s and hopes turmoil leads to democracy, likening it to Berlin Wall.
