Israel struck a critically important petrochemical complex in Iran

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck the infrastructure of a petrochemical complex in Shiraz in southwestern Iran.

As reported by BAKU.WS with reference to Lenta.ru, this was stated in a press release from the IDF on its Telegram channel.

It was specified that on Monday, April 6, Israel attacked an Iranian petrochemical complex that produces nitric acid for the needs of the Iranian military.

"Nitric acid is a critically important material used in the production of explosives and other critically important materials as part of ballistic missile development," the publication states.