از یراحی در زندان تا قیصر در تهران؛ موسیقی و روایت حکومت ایران از جنگ

The recent 40-day conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has significantly impacted Iran's cultural and artistic landscape. The government has utilized cultural and artistic tools to promote its narrative domestically. Streets that were previously sites of protest and suppression transformed into arenas for pro-government demonstrations and displays of support following the war's commencement. Beyond political slogans and military training sessions, citizens were also engaged through concerts, live performances, and the participation of artists, alongside religious eulogies, to sustain public engagement during nighttime gatherings.

This shift highlights how geopolitical events can be leveraged by governments to influence domestic cultural expression and public sentiment.