Iran's people were facing a horrible shortage of water before the war began. If we are destroying desalination plants

[applegrove]

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Iran’s people were facing a horrible shortage of water before the war began. If we are destroying desalination plants and setting fire to Teheran we are committing unfathomable crimes.

— Timothy Snyder (@timothysnyder.bsky.social) 2026-03-08T02:19:31.238Z

Applegrove: and yesterday it was raining oil which pollutes and spreads oil everywhere. Really bad.

[NoMoreRepugs]

1. Wonder if we targeted any of the factories producing the drones Russia is using vs Ukraine??

Yeah, riiiiggghhhtt.

[applegrove]

2. I think I heard they were going after the drone plants in Iran.

Heard something to that effect on CNN this afternoon. Don't know if they have been successful.

[Irish_Dem]

3. We have to destroy the village to save it.

[Resistance1]

4. It's the same playbook Netentyahu used against Gaza

Kill the women and children, destroy the civilian water supply, and starve them into genocide. Only this time he was able to get the compromised American to help.

[Skittles]

5. not to mention BLOWING UP AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

[2naSalit]

7. They way they describe...

They carpet bombing, I'm sure it's more than one or two schools. They want to level the cities.

It all boils down to what bibi and pooty want right now because they're writing the script for this with our money. Everyone in this regime, here, is taking orders from those two.

[2naSalit]

6. I hear several hours of...

BBC radio a week and I recall their mentioning more than twice, that Tehran was experiencing such a bad water shortage that they were considering evacuating the city as in relocating the entire population. This all in the last few months.

[applegrove]

9. I heard that too.

[electric_blue68]

10. Ohhh, terrible!

[Deuxcents]

8. It was reported not long ago that Teheran was making plans to relocate offices and businesses

As well as parts of the city to another location because the lack of water was dire due to drought. Their water reserves were less than 10%, as I remember.