Israeli attacks on Iran cause severe environmental damage
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
As Iran begins to assess the devastating aftermath of the 12-day Israeli-imposed war of aggression, the focus has shifted beyond the human toll to the silent wounds inflicted on nature.
Forests burned, biodiversity disrupted, and vital ecosystems poisoned, all now documented as part of a possible international legal case.
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