Within 90 minutes of opening, 99% of stocks traded in red territory, exceeding 20 trillion rials ($23.8 million), with nearly 12 trillion rials ($14.3 million) withdrawn by individual investors alone.

Iranian investors fled the Tehran stock market en masse Saturday, dumping shares worth 350 trillion rials as trading reopened, sparked by the regime’s failure to shield its nuclear infrastructure from Israeli and US attacks.

Established in 1967, Iran’s Tehran Stock Exchange had once been one of the world’s best performing stock exchanges from 2002 through 2013.