The English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency, reports that the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom described Iran’s missile operation against Bazan’s petrochemical facilities in Haifa during the 12-day war imposed by the US and Israel on Iran. The article stated that this attack proved Israel’s internal infrastructure is never immune and highlighted that situating such infrastructure underground is an unavoidable security necessity.
The report provided new details about the missile strikes on June 16, noting that at dawn a single Iranian missile struck Bazan’s installations. Three individuals expected to be inside rooms within the complex were killed, trapped amid debris and raging fires at the site.
Israel Hayom added that the attack caused extensive damage to energy facilities and refinery equipment. As a result, Bazan announced it would fully suspend operations and planned to resume activity over coming months.
The newspaper also noted that shortly after the strike, Israeli authorities attempted heavy media censorship to prevent images of the missile impact from being published.However, footage of the direct hit was broadcast live on Al Jazeera, forcing Israel to acknowledge that censorship efforts were ineffective.
Israel Hayom emphasized that such a severe strike demonstrated how placing this refinery within a densely populated area near haifa port entails significant risks and high costs for Israel.
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