Approximately 20,000 people no longer have access to drinking water in Sirik, a port city located in southern Iran, following the American bombing of two reservoirs.

The bombings targeted two water reservoirs, leaving residents in extremely difficult conditions, with temperatures ranging between 45 and 50°C. Representatives of the local water company stated that underground water resources are insufficient to compensate for the losses. Iran condemned these American attacks as carried out for false reasons and responded with missile attacks targeting Jordan and Bahrain, allied countries of the United States.