Israel Strikes Fuel Depots Near Tehran, Igniting Fires and Smoke Over the Capital

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Israel bombed fuel depots near Tehran and Karaj—marking the first known attack on Iran’s fuel infrastructure in the war—causing large fires and dense smoke over the capital. Residents described apocalyptic skies, black rain, and health concerns from pollutants; Tehran officials said the overall fuel supply remains intact but a temporary shortage is expected as repairs take two to three days. The World Health Organization noted potential health risks from the resulting air pollutants.
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