Iranian media report a second explosion in recent hours near the port city of Sirik in southern Iran, an area where US strikes targeted yesterday, according to Amir Segal (N12). The source of the blast is not yet clear.
For the second time in hours, Iranian media are reporting explosions near the port city of Sirik in Hormozgan Province, southern Iran. The area was hit by US strikes yesterday, according to reports cited by Amit Segal (N12). The source of the latest blast remains unclear, and there are no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
This follows an earlier explosion at the same location reported at approximately 15:14 Jerusalem time, which The Zioneer covered as a developing story. The earlier blast was also reported by Iranian media, with the IRGC said to be investigating the source.
The port of Sirik, including the adjacent naval base, has been a recurring site of reported blasts in recent days, amid a broader pattern of unexplained explosions across southern Iran. US strikes against Iranian military infrastructure were reported in the area yesterday, but no group has claimed responsibility for today's events, and the cause remains unverified.
4 developments
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- DevelopingIranian reports of another explosion in southern Iran, near the Iraq border
- DevelopingSecond wave of explosions reported in Iran's Jask County
- ConfirmedExplosions reported at Iran's Kangan port, amid third night of blasts
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