© Press TVIran War: The effects on environment
Following the launch of the war imposed by Israel and the United States against Iran on February 28, numerous civilian targets across the country were struck, causing extensive environmental damage, condemned as ecocide in many cases.
Among these attacks, the
targeting of oil storage facilities in various parts of Tehran on the ninth day of the war stands out as one of the most blatant examples of this approach.
The aggressive strikes not only caused significant material destruction but also triggered the
widespread release of environmental pollutants across urban areas, leaving serious consequences for public health and environmental quality.
According to available reports, on March 8, several fuel-related and oil storage targets in Tehran and Alborz provinces were hit.
Accounts point to
multiple storage depots and at least one oil transfer and logistics center being targeted, including sites in the northern, southern, and western parts of Tehran, as well as a facility in Karaj.
A review of local media reports suggests that
four primary targets were struck: oil facilities in Kouhak, Fardis, Shahran, and Shahr-e Rey.The powerful explosions of fuel tanks caused widespread destruction in the surrounding areas. One of the most striking cases was the
destruction of a dialysis treatment center in Fardis on the outskirts of Tehran.
Officials also reported
damage to two schools and approximately 100 residential units.
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