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AMERICANTHINKER - The DNC or Iran: Is there a difference?

By Matthew G. Andersson Minnesota state democrats claim Iran attacked their water distribution system.  President Trump’s initial suspicions are telling.

NYTIMES (Matthew Cullen) - Bridges and Water Plants Attacked as Iran War Escalates

Also, U.S. start-up activity is booming. Here’s the latest at the end of Friday.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Tatiana Carter) - Iran says it struck US command center in Syria amid Hormuz threats

Kuwait says one of its power and water desalination stations was damaged in an Iranian attack Friday.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Rob Taub) - Machine used in Operation Epic Fury turns air into drinking water for troops

The WaterCube generates drinking water from the air and proved its value during Operation Epic Fury. Developers say it could transform military logistics.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Foreign hackers targeting U.S. drinking water systems, many facilities not prepared, watchdog warns

The report said hackers linked to foreign governments and criminal organizations are capable of targeting operational systems that control pumps, valves, chemical treatments and water distribution at drinking water and wastewater facilities across the United States

NEWSCATS (Diana Zapata) - Iran Threatens to “Wipe Out” Middle East Water Supply if Conflict Escalates

Modern Water’s containerised forward osmosis desalination plant, located at Al Khaluf in Oman. Published March 23, 2026 Tensions in the Middle East are rapidly intensifying as Iran issues a stark warning: any major attack on [...]

STRIPES (Shannon Renfroe) - Bahrain desalination plant struck as water infrastructure becomes latest front in Iran war | Stars and Stripes

An Iranian drone damaged a water desalination plant in Bahrain, raising fears about attacks on the region’s drinking-water infrastructure.

NYTIMES (Vivian Nereim) - Vital Water Desalination Plants in Iran and Bahrain Are Attacked

Strikes on nonmilitary infrastructure were a “serious escalation,” analysts said, and could widen the war’s impact on civilians.