Back-to-back blasts hit Iran’s port towns as US strikes continue, amid rising civilian fear

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Residents of Bandar Abbas and Sirik recount back-to-back explosions from US strikes aimed at hindering Iran’s naval capabilities, with authorities reporting casualties and injuries over two days. The attacks amplify existing woes, including water shortages worsened by earlier strikes on storage facilities, while civilians grapple with heat, economic strain, and fears of further bombardment as internet connectivity remains unstable from past disruptions.
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