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Toxic cloud after strikes on Iran’s oil infrastructure moving toward Central Asia and China Large amounts of harmful substances were released into the atmosphere after fires at oil refineries and fuel storage facilities. According to monitoring data, polluted air masses are drifting to the northeast. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan... show more

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“Apocalyptic morning” in Tehran, after strikes on oil refining facilities in Iran’s capital, a toxic acidic rain reportedly fell over the city. According to the Iranian Red Crescent, such fires can lead to acid rain that is dangerous for the skin and lungs. Residents of Tehran have been advised to stay indoors.

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🇺🇦 The targets of today's strikes in Dnepropetrovsk according to data from NASA FIRMS satellites: 🔸️ A large-scale fire on the territory of the "Alliance-Sintez" oil depot; 🔸️A fire on the territory of "Object 100" of the "Yuzhmash" Design Bureau named after A. M. Makarov; 🔸️A fire on the territory of the oil storage facility of LLC "Neftek".

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Crypto Banter

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Odesa Faces an Environmental Disaster After Russia's Attack According to experts, the sunken cargo ship Golden Leo still contains around 150 tons of fuel and several tons of engine oil. If petroleum products begin leaking from the damaged hull, all of Odesa's beaches and a large stretch of the Black Sea coastline could be contaminated. Ukrainian authorities have stepped up monitoring of the affected waters and prepared emergency response teams. No fuel leak has been confirmed so far, but the extent of the vessel's damage remains unknown, meaning the risk persists.

Odesa Faces an Environmental Disaster After Russia's Attack According to experts, the sunken cargo ship Golden Leo still contains around 150 tons of fuel and several tons of engine oil. If petroleum products begin leaking from the damaged hull, all of Odesa's beaches and a large stretch of the Black Sea coastline could be contaminated. Ukrainian authorities have stepped up monitoring of the affected waters and prepared emergency response teams. No fuel leak has been confirmed so far, but the extent of the vessel's damage remains unknown, meaning the risk persists.

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🚨🇮🇷🇺🇲 Almost 90% of Iran’s entire gas and oil reserves are located in southern and southwestern Iran, as well as in the Persian Gulf. Additionally, 90% of Iran’s oil trade is conducted from Kharg Island. It is likely that Trump’s announced ground invasion will be carried out precisely in these areas, and this is connected to the two-day intensive air campaign in Iran’s southern coastal regions and on the islands of the Persian Gulf. This highlights the extreme strategic vulnerability of Iran’s energy sector. Kharg Island and the southern coastal zone are the heart of Iran’s oil export capabilities. Any successful operation targeting these areas would deliver a devastating blow to Iran’s economy and could dramatically impact global oil prices. The current air activity suggests preparatory work for potentially more significant actions. Video is generated by grok AI

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A severe situation is unfolding in Tuapse, Russia, following a second large-scale Ukrainian drone attack on oil infrastructure. Footage indicates suppression efforts at the Tuapse Oil Refinery have failed, with widespread fires and repeated explosions reported. Burning crude is spreading into nearby residential areas, and local water supplies are believed to be contaminated.

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⚡️🇧🇭JUST IN: Footage shows the moment a missile strikes the BAPCO oil facility in Bahrain. Several large fires are now burning at the Bahrain Petroleum Company’s main refinery in Ma’ameer after a short-range ballistic missile hit the site and nearby infrastructure. Iran hasn’t claimed responsibility.

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11,437 views • 5 months ago

After a second wave of Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, Putin is censoring the outrage felt by ordinary Russians. They now face fines and arrest for daring to complain about the lack of fuel. 🔗:

After a second wave of Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, Putin is censoring the outrage felt by ordinary Russians. They now face fines and arrest for daring to complain about the lack of fuel. 🔗:

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