War: US, Israel pound Iran's largest steel company

Author: Matthew AtungwuPublished on: April 3, 2026Country: Iran

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War: US, Israel pound Iran's largest steel company

The United States and Israel have destroyed the Mobarakeh Steel Company, Iran's largest steel producer, in a fresh wave of attacks. The company reported that all production lines have been halted due to substantial damage, with at least one person killed and 16 others injured. In retaliation, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced it launched strikes on US and Israeli industrial targets in the region.

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