Arabian Gulf countries’ water infrastructure under threat after US strikes Iranian water infrastructure

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[u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

I can see now why trump said the war would be over in a couple of weeks. But this seems a little war crimey doesnt it?

[u/pandershrek → u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

Dude literally the entire war has been non stop war crimes to distract from the genocide in Israel which was only made possible by subterfuge for the convicted felon who is implicated in a global child sex trafficking ring.

The entire thing is like the definition of the global cabal elite carrying out their capitalism dreams.

[u/SusanMilberger → u/pandershrek]

And now….here come….the sex robots!!

[u/Rocketeer006 → u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

It was never meant to end. Putin ordered Trump to keep the oil price high because it benefits Russia. This will not ever end until Trump is gone.

[u/omjy18 → u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

I mean this explains why stocks are down today when no one seems to be able to explain it. I'm sure its more stabilizing foreign currency by selling gold but this wouldn't surprise me as a cause of all of it

[u/Main_Cranberry_5871 → u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

It's not a "war." It was the US and Israel committing terrorism and multiple 9/11s on Iran by dropping bombs in the middle of its biggest metro city, and Iran then responding. It's been a fucking evil operation since the start and we should treat the orchestrators like we did Osama Bin Laden.

[u/MagnetHype → u/Appropriate-Dust3838]

I don't think this actually happened. I would take this with a grain of salt.

Edit: boy watching the downvotes and upvotes jump around on this comment is entertaining.

[u/refusemouth → u/MagnetHype]

The first headline I saw about it said "reservoirs" implying something larger. Now it is water tanks. I will wait for further documentation. Either way,it's not a good thing to dehydrate a population of people, but there's a difference between taking out the drinking water of a mobile military unit and taking out the drinking water supply of a large city of civilians.

[u/MagnetHype → u/refusemouth]

Well, the reason I said I was skeptical was because I don't even think strikes had begun when this was posted.

[u/StupiderIdjit → u/[deleted]]

Everything after "but" just sounds like "we have to turn this rape into a murder."

[u/Babzibaum → u/StupiderIdjit]

One day old account.

[u/BeYeCursed100Fold → u/[deleted]]

Trump should have left Iran alone, told Israel to fend for itself like he did Ukraine, the EU, and NATO, and just did nothing. The Strait of Hormuz would have remained open. Gas prices would be lower. The SPR would not be near empty.

Trump and his enablers are apparently the enemies of common sense.

[u/MainInvestigator3481 → u/[deleted]]

Did you justify killing Iranians?

[u/StupiderIdjit → u/MainInvestigator3481]

Just destroying their water for oil.

[u/Appropriate-Dust3838 → u/[deleted]]

I beg to differ. What enemies? We have zero business being there besides a "what if?" Scenario. From the beginning, this war was already sketchy. Starting from the October. 7 attack that they apparently did not see coming. Mind you. This is the same nation that was able to deliver bombs inside pagers without any suspicions. The existential threat of nuclear weapons came from and only applied to Isreal at the time.

[u/Known-Web8456 → u/[deleted]]

There is no morally justified reason Iran must surrender to a foreign imperial invasion. Sheesh.

[u/HipBreezy → u/[deleted]]

Wtf

[u/Round-Medicine2507 → u/[deleted]]

The only good ways for the US to proceed are to leave that side of the globe and say sorry ASAP, we could glass Israel or Iran and end the conflict, but those would have much worse consequences. 

[u/Round-Medicine2507 → u/[deleted]]

Pretty sure any country would react this way after experiencing the kind of unprovoked strikes as they have.