Iranians fear power outages and further attacks as Trump's deadline nears

As the threat of war between Iran and the United States escalates, Iranian[7D[K
Iranian citizens fear that power outages will further imperil their lives. [K
The Iranian government has warned its citizens about the possibility of tar[3D[K
targeted attacks on critical infrastructure like bridges and power plants.

These fears have prompted Tehran residents to stockpile food, water, and ot[2D[K
other supplies in anticipation of prolonged blackouts. According to a 56-ye[5D[K
56-year-old dialysis patient, Asghar Hashemi, life is at risk for many Iran[4D[K
Iranians who rely on medical equipment that requires electricity.

Despite the threats he faces, Mr. Hashemi remains resilient and ready to de[2D[K
defend his country if necessary.

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