Israeli airstrikes on fuel depots in Tehran have caused widespread fires after leaked fuel entered the city’s sewage system, creating what residents described as a “river of fire.” Videos circulating on social media showed flames running through drainage channels along major roads. Iran’s Oil Ministry confirmed that three fuel depots, including one in Karaj city in Alborz province west of Tehran, were hit in the attacks.
Following the explosions, the Iranian Red Crescent Society issued an emergency warning over possible toxic rainfall caused by airborne chemicals released from the blasts. The agency advised residents to stay indoors during rain, avoid sheltering under trees, and wash any exposed skin with cold water if contact occurs. It also instructed people to seal contaminated clothing in bags to prevent further exposure.
In response to fuel supply disruptions, Tehran’s governor reduced the daily fuel quota from 30 to 20 liters per personal card but assured citizens that the restriction would last only a few days until the situation stabilizes.
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