6 families of Thapathali's Sukumwasi settlement in contact with the government

11 Baisakh, Kathmandu. On April 8, 2026, in "Truth Social", the President of the United States, Donald Trump, wrote the idea of ​​pushing the future of about 93 million people in West Asia into uncertainty. He wrote, 'An entire civilization will die tonight, never to return.' A young teacher from Tehran read this message. She suddenly became panicked. The president's harsh words made him face a harsh reality. "If we have nothing left of internet, electricity, water and gas, we will really go back to the stone age," she lamented to an international media outlet. Trump has released a rough outline of his plan. Every bridge in Iran will be destroyed and every power plant will be destroyed beyond repair. The message was a comprehensive announcement to name everything from temperature systems, water treatment plants, hospitals and food supply chains that are the basis of life for millions of citizens. Such destruction of the basic infrastructure upon which the citizens depended was sure to plunge the entire civilization into darkness. In response, some Democrat senators said in unison within their party, "We strongly condemn President Trump's threat to destroy the entire civilization today." The deliberate destruction of basic infrastructure on which the lives of millions of civilians depend would be a flagrant violation of the Geneva Conventions and an unforgivable war crime. Not only the Democratic leaders, even the one-time staunch supporter of Trump, the lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Green, termed the post as 'evil and crazy'