All debris removed from refineries at Iran’s South Pars gas field: Iranian official

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An official at the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) says all of the debris left by Israeli strikes on refineries at the country’s South Pars gas field has been removed, Al Jazeera reports citing the Fars news agency.

“At each refinery, there were nearly 4,000 tonnes of debris, including destroyed, melted and shattered metal structures and equipment. Collecting and clearing this debris was an extremely difficult operation,” deputy for integrated affairs at the NIOC Farrokh Alikhani says, adding that efforts are under way to restore production capacity.

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