U.S. Airstrike Hits Iranian Water Facility, Raising Legal Questions Strike on Critical Infrastructure Reported A U.S. precision airstrike struck a water facility in Iran that provides potable water to civilians, according to an analysis of satellite images and video published by the New York Times and cited in a report by Antiwar.com. The attack has raised questions about whether the facility was intentionally targeted or struck accidentally, officials said. [1] Secretary of War Pete Hegseth dismissed such questions as “disingenuous” and said they impugn the motives of U.S. forces, according to a transcript of a press briefing cited in the same…
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