The fire quickly spread through the nearby streets, but it was soon localized.
According to reports from the Iranian Red Crescent, a large amount of toxic substances was released into the atmosphere as a result of the explosions, including hydrocarbons, sulfur oxides, and nitrogen oxides, which subsequently caused acid rains.
These precipitation events may pose a health risk to the population, causing chemical burns to the skin and lung damage.
As reported by The Times of Israel, as a result of the attacks targeting five oil facilities in Tehran and its surroundings, four people were killed, and plumes of fire and thick smoke rose over the city.
