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After a missile strike hit Haifa's refineries, officials said no severe pollution was detected, but residents reported smoke and strong odors. Experts warn that Israel's reliance on concentrated fuel sites and tankers leaves nearby populations vulnerable to environmental damage during attacks
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For the second time in nine months, Haifa's oil refineries were hit by an Iranian missile on Thursday, underscoring Israel's heavy dependence on concentrated fuel installations. The country relies on a few key refineries and storage sites to provide energy security, leaving nearby residents vulnerable to environmental hazards in the event of an attack.
