Iran’s representative in The Hague has reported significant damage to its petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries following US military aggression. According to the representative, 111 facilities – including petrochemical and pharmaceutical sites – were damaged in the attacks. These attacks have also disrupted critical supply chains within Iran. The representative stated the damage was a direct result of US military actions against Iran’s chemical industry. This disruption potentially impacts the availability of essential chemicals and medicines. Further details regarding the extent of the damage and the long-term consequences are expected to be released. The statement was made on October 7th from The Hague.