Hormozgan Water and Wastewater Company announced that the water supply network in areas affected by the US attack on Sirik was restored within 12 hours, resolving the outage in Kuhestak city and Bemani district villages. The claim is reported by Iranian state-aligned sources and is unverified independently.
Iranian state-aligned media report that the water supply network in Sirik, a coastal area in Hormozgan province, has been restored after being damaged in overnight US strikes. The Hormozgan Water and Wastewater Company stated that repairs were completed within 12 hours, ending outages in Kuhestak city and the villages of Bemani district. As The Zioneer reported earlier today, Iranian sources claimed that two drinking-water reservoirs were among the targets destroyed in the strikes. The restoration claim is not independently confirmed.
6 developments
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- DevelopingCENTCOM: US Struck Iranian Military Targets, Not Civilian Site, in Hormuz Operation
- ConfirmedUS strikes hit petrochemical plant in Iran as Sirik base fire continues
- DevelopingIran tells US the Hormuz ship attacks were a 'system malfunction', not intentional
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