“Our military strongly attacked Iran’s largest petrochemical complex in Asalujah,” Katz said.
He added that after this and the previous attack, the facilities, which together account for about 85 percent of Iran’s exports of petrochemical products, are out of order.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz:
The IDF forcefully struck Iran’s largest petrochemical plant. This key facility accounts for about 50% of Iran’s petrochemical output. This follows an attack on Iran’s second-largest facility last week.
As a result, both facilities, which… pic.twitter.com/DOYQ4iHVFK
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Targeted key industry
According to Katz, the Asalujah complex produces about half of Iran’s total petrochemical output.
Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported that two petrochemical companies were attacked, but so far there are no further details on the extent of the damage.
Katz said the military has been ordered to continue attacks on Iranian infrastructure “with all force.”
(Vijesti.ba)
