Iran having big problems

[727Sky]

Tehran has reached Zero Day—the moment when water stops flowing, infrastructure collapses, and a modern capital becomes unlivable. More than 14 million residents now face the worst environmental and urban breakdown in Iran’s history. Satellite evidence shows Tehran is sinking at up to 35 cm per year, gas pipelines are tearing apart underground, and the city’s groundwater sponge has permanently collapsed. Illegal wells, uncontrolled extraction, and decades of corruption have pushed Iran’s capital past the point of recovery. The regime’s response: not reform, not repair— but abandoning the capital and relocating it 1,000 km away. Today’s investigation breaks down the data, the satellite imagery, the health impacts, the migration wave, and the regional shock that will follow as Tehran enters water bankruptcy and millions begin to flee north. This is not speculation. This is the real-time collapse of a major world city. If you want factual, military-grade geopolitical reporting backed by hard data—subscribe.