Tofigh Daru & United States

Tofigh Daru: Tofigh Daru, an Iranian pharmaceutical factory, was struck by Israel, with Israel claiming it supplied fentanyl for chemical weapons and Iran insisting it produced hospital drugs.

United States: The United States, in conjunction with Israel, conducted airstrikes on Iran and issued a deadline for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump's threats of further military action escalate tensions, impacting global energy markets and diplomatic efforts.

Tofigh Daru: Tofigh Daru, one of Iran's largest pharmaceutical companies, was attacked, affecting its production of anesthetics and cancer drugs.

Tofigh Daru: Tofigh Daru, a factory in Tehran, was struck by Israel, which alleges it supplies fentanyl for Iran's chemical weapons program. Iran insists it only supplies hospital drugs.

Tofigh Daru: Tofigh Daru in Iran, which Iran claims supplies hospital drugs, was hit by an Israeli strike. Israel alleges it produces fentanyl for chemical weapons.

Tofigh Daru: The Tofigh Daru in Iran was hit by an Israeli airstrike, with Israel alleging it produced fentanyl for chemical weapons, while Iran claimed it supplied hospital drugs.