Iran says infrastructure damage disrupts output, urges energy cuts
"Some of Iran’s infrastructure has been damaged, and production capacity may face disruptions," Iran's vice president for energy optimization said on state TV on Monday, urging citizens to reduce consumption.
"Today, every light you turn off becomes a radar switched on. The less fuel you use for heating and cooling, the more can be converted into fuel for the armed forces’ missiles on the battlefield," Esmail Saghab Esfahani said.
