The US struck a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island, Iran. Not a missile site. Not a radar installation. A water plant. 30 villages are now without drinking water. Iran's FM response: "The US set this precedent, not Iran." That's not a threat. That's a doctrine shift. Iran now considers civilian infrastructure a legitimate target. And here's why that should terrify the entire Gulf: • Saudi Arabia: 70% of drinking water from desalination • UAE: 90% • Qatar: nearly 100% One strike on the right plant and millions of people have no water within days. The US just legitimized attacking civilian water infrastructure in one of the most water-dependent regions on earth. That door doesn't close.