Security analyst Abu Saleh reported a mysterious explosion at the Iranian Dezpol missile base before dark on Sunday evening. The cause of the blast and any damage or casualties are not yet confirmed. The report is based on a single source.
Abu Saleh, an Arabic-language security analyst, reported Sunday evening a mysterious explosion at the Iranian Dezpol missile base, an event that occurred before dark. The cause of the blast, any damage, or casualties have not been confirmed. The report is based on a single source.
The Zioneer has covered several other mysterious explosions at military sites in Iran and Iraq in recent weeks. On July 18, five explosions were heard in central Iran. On July 14, explosions were reported at the port city of Jask and at two airports in southern Iraq. On July 10, the Iranian news agency IRNA attributed a Bushehr explosion to air defense activity and claimed a military site was hit by a US-Israeli missile. On July 9, Iranian opposition channels claimed explosions in Bushehr targeted a secret IRGC air base. On June 26, a mysterious blast struck an Iran-backed militia ammunition depot in Diyala, Iraq. None of these reports have been independently verified.
The Dezpol missile base is a known Iranian military site. The latest report adds to a series of unverified claims of explosions at strategic locations across Iran, often attributed to covert operations, though no official confirmation has been provided.
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