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Residents in Tehran woke up to an unusual and unsettling scene today. Following powerful airstrikes that struck nearby oil depots and fuel facilities, massive plumes of dark smoke rose into the sky and lingered for hours over parts of the city.
Later in the day, many locals reported something even more disturbing — dark, oily droplets falling from the sky. What initially seemed like normal rainfall quickly raised concern when people noticed the drops leaving greasy marks and carrying a strong, unusual smell.
Experts suggest that thick smoke from burning oil may have mixed with moisture in the atmosphere, causing soot and oil particles to fall back to the ground as polluted rain.
For many residents, what began as an ordinary morning suddenly felt surreal, highlighting how the consequences of regional conflict can spill directly into everyday life.
Meanwhile, global energy markets are already responding as oil prices climb and geopolitical tensions continue to escalate. 🌍
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🚨 REGIONAL SECURITY UPDATE 🌍

According to CNN, Iraqi security sources report that nearly 5,000 fighters from Iranian-backed paramilitary groups in Iraq crossed into Iran over the past few weeks.

📍 Border crossings used:
▪️ Shaib Border (Maysan Province)
▪️ Zurbatiya Border (Wasit Province)

🎯 Purpose:
To assist Iranian authorities in the crackdown on anti-government protests in Tehran and other cities.

A European military source also confirmed that 800 additional Shiite militia fighters moved from Diyala, Maysan, and Basra.
These forces are linked to Tehran-aligned groups, including:
▪️ Kataib Hezbollah
▪️ Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba
▪️ Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada
▪️ Badr Organization

All operating under the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) umbrella.

⚠️ Regional tensions remain elevated.

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