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Vietnam syndrome

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  • war 2026-03-14 19:51

    Environmental degradation: “Vietnam syndrome” and public hatred of U.S. military intervention

    TEHRAN - War and military activities have apparent consequences for the environment. Weapons, troop movements, explosions and the destruction of buildings and forests are just some of the examples of how military operations damage the environment.

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