The video shows a huge fire in Shahran’s oil tank in Tehran after Israeli strikes aimed at two fuel tanks, according to Iranian oil ministry reports.
A shocking video has turned viral, showing a massive combustion that surrounds the Shahran oil tank in Tehran.
Reports of IranThe Oil Ministry indicates Israeli The strikes have reached two fuel tanks.
The Oil Ministry confirmed it Israeli Strikes They directed oil deposits in the Shahran area, north -Tehran and another reserve in the south of the city, DAILY EXPRESS USE REPORTS.
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An AFP correspondent published a video capturing the huge hell near a parking facility in Tehran.
Shana, the Oil Ministry news agency, commented on the impact of the strike: “The volume of fuel in the target tank was not high and the situation is fully controlled.”
Previously, the Iranian media reported attacks on the South Pars camp in the southern region of Bushehr province.
On the social platform X, Israel’s Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, emphasized: “Tehran is burning.”
Previously, Katz had warned: “If [Iran’s leader Ali] Khamenei continues to shoot missiles on the Israeli house front, Tehran will burn. “
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The number of deaths from the Iranian ballistic missile strike in Tamra, in northern Israel, has increased to three, according to the first to respond to the scene.
This tragic incident brings the total number of Israeli victims to seven. On the other hand, the Iranian media report almost 80 deaths and about 300 injuries.
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The Jordan Civil Aviation Authority, which shares a border with Israel, issued a statement that made an immediate stoppage throughout the air traffic, including arrivals, outings and overflows, within the country’s air space to a new warning.