Zardeh village remembers chemical attack
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
Zardeh village on the Iran-Iraq border stands as a testament to the horrors of chemical warfare, with deep scars left from a 1988 attack.
As survivors share their stories, the shocking contrast between the Western self-proclaimed human rights advocates and their historical complicity in these atrocities becomes clear.
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