According to reports citing the mayor of Iranshahr city in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, US military airstrikes overnight on southern Iran directly targeted a power station and an airport in the city, causing significant damage to both infrastructure sites. It is reported that these key facilities have been hit multiple times previously by US firepower.

Military observers note that the current round of US-Iran conflict has escalated over consecutive days, with retaliatory strikes from both sides increasingly expanding to include non-military targets and critical civilian infrastructure. In earlier exchanges, Kuwaiti authorities confirmed that several of its power generation units were damaged during Iranian military operations. As the US expands its airstrike scope further into Iran's southern energy networks and transport hubs, international concern over the geopolitical situation spiraling into full-scale war has intensified significantly.

The security situation in the Middle East is currently highly uncertain. The United Nations and various parties have repeatedly called on both the US and Iran to exercise restraint and cease all dangerous actions that lead to an escalation of hostilities. Analysis suggests that the continuous bombardment of infrastructure like power stations, which are vital for basic civilian needs, will subject energy security and humanitarian risks in the Gulf region to even more severe tests.