Report: US blasts near Hormuz Strait hit drinking water facility in south Iran Satellite images and video analysis shows that US attack near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday destroyed what seems to be a drinking water facility in souther
Live Blog Update| War on Iran
11 June 2026 06:34 BST
Satellite images and video analysis shows that US attack near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday destroyed what seems to be a drinking water facility in southern Iran, according to The New York Times reported.
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