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Khuzestan Steel Company confirms production lines shut down following Day 28 strikes
·Khuzestan Province, Iran
Khuzestan Steel Company confirms 'production lines have been shut down' after several units and steelmaking facilities were hit by strikes yesterday, per Iranian daily Shargh citing a company statement.
Iran's Khuzestan Steel Company formally confirmed that its production lines have been shut down following US-Israeli strikes on the facility yesterday (Day 28). The statement, cited by Iranian daily Shargh, said 'several units and steelmaking facilities' were hit and production has halted. Khuzestan Steel is one of Iran's largest steel producers and an IRGC-affiliated revenue asset targeted as part of the Day 28 simultaneous strike wave alongside the Arak heavy water reactor and Ardakan yellowcake plant. The production halt marks a tangible economic impact beyond the initial damage assessment — steel production is a major IRGC revenue stream. Mobarakeh Steel Company in Isfahan was also struck on Day 28; its production status has not yet been publicly confirmed. The combined shutdown of Khuzestan Steel represents a blow to both IRGC funding capacity and Iran's industrial base during the conflict.
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Khuzestan Steel Company (company statement): 'Production lines have been shut down' following strikes on several units and steelmaking facilities. Third confirmed production halt of IRGC-affiliated industrial asset in the conflict.
IDF targeted IRGC-affiliated Khuzestan and Mobarakeh steel factories on Day 28 as part of the wider strike wave. Khuzestan Steel confirming production halt validates the strike's effectiveness against Iranian industrial-revenue targets.
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