Iran rocked by huge explosions amid Israel’s vow to avenge Houthi attack on Ben Gurion airport

Iran rocked by explosions in Mashhad and Karaj

Shortly after, a fire was reported to have broken out in the city of Qom.

Iran rocked by huge explosions amid Israel’s vow to avenge Houthi attack on Ben Gurion airport

Explosions and fires erupted across Iran just hours after a Houthi missile struck Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport. A massive blast at a motorcycle factory in Mashhad, a power plant explosion in Karaj, and a fire in Qom have triggered speculation of covert retaliation. With Israel vowing revenge and tensions peaking, are these “accidents” connected?

A week after the massive explosion that occurred last Saturday at Rajaee Port in Bandar Abbas, southern Iran, a new explosion occurred. Iranian authorities announced the outbreak of a massive fire in a factory in the city of Mashhad...

Two mysterious explosions rock Iranian factories within an hour

Opposition media say 5 injured in petrochemical plant explosion in Qom, followed an hour later by a blast at a motorcycle factory in Mashhad, just days after deadly port explosion

The series of mysterious explosions on Iranian soil are of great concern to the ayatollah regime. According to reports in the country, at least two people, one of whom works in the government, have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the explosion at the port of Bandar Abbas last week. This was reported by Assaf Rosenzweig on N12. Iran claims that these explosions are due to accidents and weather damage. Rani Amrani, an expert on Iran, …

War Day 575: Government Approves War Expansion, Mysterious Explosions in Iran

War Summary, Day 575: Two fallen heroes, government approves war expansion, 100 airstrikes across Gaza, UN and NGOs reject Israel’s plan to deliver aid to Gaza civilians, Houthi missile impacts empty area near Ben Gurion Airport, Netanyahu threatens retaliation against Houthis and Iranian regime, nerves rise over stalled U.S.–Iran negotiations, and mysterious explosions and fires continue at Iranian factories.