Photo exhibition opens in Tehran to mark anniversary of Sardasht attack
Moeen Amini
Press TV, Tehran
A photo exhibition has opened in Iran to mark the anniversary of the chemical attack on Sardasht, one of the deadliest chemical attacks in history.
Titled Burnt Breaths, the exhibition commemorates the victims of the attack carried out by Saddam Hussein's regime and backed by the United States and several European allies, Moeen Amini reports.
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