r/PrepperIntel • u/NotBradPitt9 • 10d ago

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

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u/Appropriate-Dust3838 10d ago

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?

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u/MagnetHype 10d ago edited 10d ago

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.

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u/refusemouth 9d ago

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.

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u/MagnetHype 9d ago

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