The spokesperson for the Iranian parliament's Energy Committee said power outages across the country will continue until the end of October, according to reports. The statement provides a timeline for the ongoing electricity crisis that has affected large parts of Iran.
The spokesperson for the Iranian parliament's Energy Committee announced Monday morning that power outages across the country will continue until the end of October. The Zioneer has previously reported on Iran's electricity crisis, including a statement by the same committee's spokesperson in late July who attributed the loss of approximately 4,000 megawatts of generation capacity to war damage. The new projection suggests the country's energy infrastructure remains under severe strain, with no immediate relief expected for the coming months.
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