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The Iranian women\u2019s soccer team arrived back from the Asia Cup<\/a> on March 19, facing war and an uncertain future over acts of perceived dissidence during their trip.<\/p>\n Since then, the regime \u2014 perhaps distracted by the decimation of their army<\/a>, navy, drone capabilities and nuclear program by US forces \u2014 has largely left them alone, although sources warn they will be on a tight leash.<\/p>\n \u201cIt seems they are ok,\u201d a source who had spoken with most of the team this week told The Post.<\/p>\n \u201cNow that there is a cease-fire, they said they are going to training, going to coffee shops. They are also posting online, although they are being very careful about what they say.\u201d<\/p>\n One defector said the bloodthirsty regime \u2014 which has been executing athletes who disobey them<\/a>, even since the war began on Feb. 28 \u2014 will observe and put pressure on the squad and their families.<\/p>\n