<p>Los Angeles — At his grocery store in an Iranian neighbourhood of Los Angeles, Mohammad Ghafari is worried sick about his brothers and sisters since the United States bombed the Islamic republic’s nuclear sites.</p>

Talk of ousting Iran's leadership resonates strongly in L.A., where nearly 200,000 Iranian-Americans form the Iranian diaspora's global hub.{ai:summary}<p>Mohammad Ghafari, a grocery store owner in an Iranian neighborhood of Los Angeles, expresses deep concern for his family in Iran following U.S. airstrikes on the country's nuclear facilities. The situation has heightened anxiety among the Iranian community in the area. #foreignaffairs</p>

Iran diaspora in Los Angeles dream of 'regime change'

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