Mysterious Fires and Explosions in Iran: Sabotage Suspicions

A series of mysterious fires and explosions have occurred in Iran over the past two weeks, at various locations ranging from residences and refineries to factories. Iranian authorities attribute the incidents to accidents, but there are growing suspicions of sabotage.

According to the New York Times, there are indications that some of these explosions are the result of sabotage, with suspicions pointing towards Israel, given its history of covert operations in Iran. A European expert also supports the sabotage theory, suggesting it's part of a psychological war.

Some incidents took place at critical infrastructure sites, such as the Abadan refinery. Other explosions in homes and factories are fueling a sense of insecurity.

Iranian authorities insist that the fires are due to gas leaks and old equipment. However, explosions in residential areas have caused significant damage, increasing concerns.

Officials report indications of deliberate explosions, such as in the city of Qom and Tehran. A member of the Revolutionary Guards expressed concern about the wave of explosions.

Analysts comment that the lack of transparency from the Iranian government fuels suspicion. Many wonder if the war between Iran and Israel is over, with Mahdi Mohammadi warning of a fragile suspension.