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Iran says environmental damage from US-Israeli attacks 'silent victim of war'

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Sunday that military attacks, particularly those attributed to the US and Israel on Iranian energy facilities, have caused unprecedented environmental damage. The head of Iran’s Department of Environment cited specific strikes on Asaluyeh as releasing significant amounts of pollutants, undermining national climate efforts and calling for international accountability.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday that the environment can “no longer be considered a silent victim of war” as attacks have caused “unprecedented environmental damage”. “In recent years in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, we have witnessed how military attacks, in addition to human casualties and the destruction of vital infrastructure, have left deep and sometimes lasting effects on the environment,” he said.

Iran says environmental damage from US-Israeli attacks 'silent victim of war'
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