The USS Abraham Lincoln in 2024. The aircraft carrier group is currently stationed in striking distance of targets in Iran. Credit...Pool photo by Fazry Ismail
Targeting Iran’s Fragile Water Infrastructure Puts the Whole Region in Danger
Foreign Policy -March 9th2026
By Nik Kowsar, an award-winning Iranian American journalist and water issues analyst, and Alireza Nader, an independent scholar of Iran and the Middle East.
For decades, the world has viewed conflict in the Middle East through a familiar lens: the price of oil, the range of missiles, and the sterile language of deterrence. But the most dangerous threshold in the current war may lie elsewhere. The infrastructure that keeps civilians alive by providing water, power, and sanitation is now a target of American airpower.
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