Seventh night of US strikes on Iran cuts water to southern villages

Civilian populations in southern Iranian villages have lost access to water supplies due to infrastructure damage from strikes.

For seven consecutive nights, American forces have struck the infrastructure of Iran — bridges, power stations, water systems — in a sustained campaign that has begun to dissolve the ordinary conditions of civilian life in the country's south. Iran has answered not with silence but with fire of its own, striking American bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, spreading the conflict across a region already strained by decades of unresolved tension. What is unfolding is not a single act of war but a rhythm — action and retaliation, night after night — whose endpoint remains invisible to those cau

Seventh night of US strikes on Iran cuts water to southern villages

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