In their unprovoked aggression against Iran, USA has not yet dropped nuclear boms. Yet. But they have done something equally sinister, by unleashin a chemical warfare against Iran, creating a humanitarian and ecological disaster that will touch the whole world. In this article we present several screenshots from videos that we have on our Telegram channel “Beorn And The Shieldmaiden”, and we urge our readers here to go and get acquainted with the damning evidence of USA’s crimes against humanity.
Attacks on fuel storage facilities are intentional chemical WARFARE against Iranian citizens — Iranian MFA
Esmaeil Baqaei, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman wrote on X:
The U.S.-Israeli criminal war against the Iranian nation has entered a dangerous new phase with deliberate strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure. These attacks on fuel storage facilities amount to nothing less than intentional chemical warfare against the Iranian citizens
By targeting fuel depots, the aggressors are releasing hazardous materials and toxic substances into the air, poisoning civilians, devastating the environment, and endangering lives on a massive scale. The consequences of this environmental and humanitarian catastrophe will not be confined within Iran’s borders.
These strikes constitute war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide — all at once.
Images of the human catastrophe and environmental disaster unfolding in the aftermath of the U.S. strikes at Iranian oil depots in Tehran
This is what Tehran looks like right now: the city is blanketed in thick, black toxic clouds of smoke. A rain mixed with oil is literally pouring down on its nine million residents, and every breath is filled with carcinogenic, polluted air.
People are breathing this.
Animals are breathing this.
Trees are breathing this.This is a humanitarian and environmental catastrophe.
– Lebanese diplomat Mohammad Safa
Tehran’s roads literally burn from below after US-Israeli strikes
Fuel seeped into the sewers, causing the drains to light up like hell’s own highways tonight