Acid Rain Threatens Tehran After US-Israel Strikes; Drinking Water at Risk

• US-Israel attacks on Tehran's oil depots and refineries caused dense black smoke, deteriorating air quality.
• Iran's environmental agency warns of dangerous acid rain from toxic pollutants released by damaged industrial units.
• Red Crescent cautions acid rain contact could cause skin irritation and severe respiratory problems.
• Acid rain mixing with Tehran's water systems poses a severe threat to drinking water, risking an 'environmental disaster'.
• Iran retaliated by targeting a desalination plant in Bahrain; US airstrike damaged Qeshm Island's plant.