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Israeli airstrikes on fuel storage facilities near Tehran have sparked massive fires and environmental concerns, with Iran likening the impact to chemical warfare.

The WHO warns that recent bombings on oil facilities in Iran endanger public health due to respiratory and skin damage caused by toxic compounds released into the air.

Tehran is enveloped in toxic smoke following Israeli attacks on oil depots, raising alarms about potential acid rain as the war in Iran enters its tenth day.

Tehran's atmosphere is currently engulfed in black smoke due to recent Israeli attacks on oil depots and refineries, raising concerns over a potential risk of acidic rain as highlighted by the Red Cross.

Iran's Red Crescent relief agency has issued a warning about potential acid rain due to dangerous chemicals in the air, posing significant health and environmental risks to the region.

Explosions at a fuel depot in Tehran have darkened the sky, prompting authorities to warn of potential acid rain.

Tehran residents woke up to thick black smoke and acid rain following Israeli airstrikes that ignited large fuel tanks around Iran's capital.

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An Israeli attack on an Iranian fuel depot resulted in four fatalities, while Tehran is on alert for potential acid rain due to the strikes.

Iranian authorities have warned Tehran residents to stay indoors due to hazardous air quality following Israeli attacks.

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