US-Israel Strikes on Tehran Oil Facilities Raise Toxic Smoke and Acid Rain Concerns

Overnight strikes by the US and Israel targeted oil facilities in Tehran, causing fires, toxic smoke, and the release of hazardous chemicals including hydrocarbons, sulfur, and nitrogen oxides. Iranian authorities and the Red Crescent warned residents to stay indoors due to deteriorating air quality and the risk of highly acidic rain, which could cause skin and lung damage. The city experienced darkened skies and oily rainfall, prompting advisories to avoid outdoor exposure and take precautions with food and water safety.