‘It was back-to-back explosions’: Iranians recall 48 hours of terror after US attack on port cities
Summary
Residents of southern Iran experienced two nights of explosions caused by U.S. attacks on port cities Bandar Abbas and Sirik. The U.S. military said the strikes aimed to reduce Iran’s ability to threaten ships passing through the nearby Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials report casualties and damage, including to water facilities that affected thousands of civilians.Key Facts
- The U.S. launched attacks on Iranian port cities Bandar Abbas and Sirik.
- The U.S. Central Command stated the strikes target Iran’s ability to threaten navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iranian residents heard multiple explosions during late-night attacks.
- At least 14 people were killed, and more than 78 were injured according to Iranian officials.
- The strikes damaged water storage facilities, worsening water shortages for over 20,000 civilians.
- Many local people depend on fishing and are worried about their safety and livelihoods.
- The area has previously experienced an internet blackout, and residents fear it could happen again if the conflict escalates.
- Locals express anxiety and uncertainty about future attacks or a prolonged conflict.
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