Скачать или смотреть Iran's Water Bankruptcy: How a Regime Systematically Destroyed 3,000 Years of Civilization

Iran is facing "water bankruptcy"—a mathematical impossibility where 15 million people in Tehran could run out of drinking water within weeks, while the president openly discusses evacuating the capital with nowhere for the refugees to go. The crisis isn't natural; it's the result of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps systematically destroying 3,000-year-old qanat water systems and replacing them with catastrophically destructive mega-projects that poison rivers while generating billions in construction contracts. As "water refugees" flee Iran's interior provinces and neighboring countries face their own water crises, this manufactured disaster threatens to trigger the largest climate-driven population displacement in modern Middle Eastern history. This isn't just Iran's problem—it's a preview of how authoritarian corruption can weaponize natural resources to extract profit while rendering entire civilizations uninhabitable.