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Water Cut Off for Thousands of Iranians After U.S. Strikes: Iranian State Media
Iran said 20,000 residents lost drinking water after US strikes damaged two reservoirs in Sirik, as officials sought alternatives for affected villages.
- On Wednesday, thousands of Iranians in the port town of Sirik lost access to drinking water after United States strikes hit two reservoirs, Iranian state media reported.
- The military operation followed United States strikes on radar systems after an Iranian one-way attack drone brought down a US Army Apache helicopter over Gulf waters.
- Strikes damaged reservoirs supplying the Bemani and Kouhestak areas, and Abdolhamid Hamzehpour, a senior water company official in Hormozgan, reported efforts were under way to find alternatives for affected villages.
- In response, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched long-range missiles at four locations within the US Azraq base in Jordan, describing the operation as retaliatory.
- Tensions continue to intensify as both sides exchange retaliatory actions, with Washington characterizing its initial strikes as a "proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.
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More than 20,000 people were left without drinking water in the south of Iran after the latest US airstrikes, Iranian media reported today on social networks.
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Iran claims US strikes hit 2 reservoirs, coastal town left without drinking water
Iran said it fired missiles at a US base in Jordan and drones at the US Fifth Fleet after American strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. The exchange marked a sharp escalation, with both sides warning of stronger responses.
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