“Iran Displays Missiles and Drones at Aerospace Week Exhibition,” APT, 11-13-25.

“Iranian officials have not yet presented a concrete plan to tackle the emergency.”  …  “”Society is not aware of how terrible the situation is, and the government is scared of asking people to reduce consumption.”  See “Iran’s Water Crisis Nears Point Of No Return ,” RFE/RL, 11-13-25.

“Water Crisis Threatens Iran’s Leaders,” Newsweek, 11-13-25.  “The worsening crisis is also putting industry and critical infrastructure at risk, not just daily life. Kaveh Madani, director of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health, warns that the country’s deepening “water bankruptcy” threatens the operation of nuclear facilities. “This water bankruptcy weakens Iran on the world stage,” Madani told Fox News Digital, adding, “If water and electricity shortages persist, any nuclear program would also be impacted.””

First, remember that Iran is extrememly wealthy (gas & oil reserves), one of the wealthiest countries in the world.  How will they use their riches?  The Shia Revolution of 1979 has directed that toward anti-West, anti-freedom, regional domination, anti-Jew, corruption, mismanagement, missiles, nuclear weapons program, the list is long, and this blog has repeatedly shown (just by presenting world news) that the Regime refuses to act as a normal country.  So, in contrast, to the two articles above about the Regime-made water crisis, consider the following article about Iran’s enemy Israel, who stands as one of the world leaders in water management, and just know that Iran could do this to–if it wanted to.  See “In world first, Israel begins pumping desalinated water into depleted Sea of Galilee,” Times of Israel, 11-11-25.  The people of Iran beg the Regime to be responsible with the riches that it has.

“… Chinese firms are helping Iran rebuild its ballistic missile program in defiance of United Nations sanctions.”  See “US lawmakers demand answers from Trump administration over Chinese chemical shipments to Iran following CNN reporting,” CNN, 11-13-25.  “European intelligence sources say 2,000 tons of sodium perchlorate, the main precursor in the production of the solid propellant that powers Iran’s mid-range conventional missiles, have arrived from China to the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas between late September and mid-October. The chemicals were bought by Iran from Chinese suppliers, the sources say. The deliveries, which analysts say could provide enough chemical for roughly 500 ballistic missiles.”