Toxic rain from missile strikes on Iran's oil depots poses environmental and health risks, with memories of past pollution events resurfacing.
During the US and Israeli military campaign against Iran, 'black rain' fell on Tehran. This toxic rain, caused by the release of pollutants from missile strikes on oil depots, poses significant health risks.Nejat Rahmanian, a researcher, recalls a similar event from 35 years ago during the Gulf War. The soot and chemicals spread across Iran, affecting its environment and glaciers. The 'black rain' will continue to affect the region for decades.