Iran Suspects Israeli Sabotage in Nationwide Explosion Wave

Following the ceasefire declared by U.S. President Donald Trump between Iran and Israel after a 12-day conflict, Iran has experienced a wave of mysterious explosions and fires across various locations, including residential buildings, oil refineries, and strategic infrastructure. While Iranian officials publicly attribute these incidents to aging gas infrastructure, accidents, or faulty equipment, several Iranian insiders, including a member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, suspect covert sabotage by Israel. These suspicions are fueled by the proximity of some explosions to government and military sites and the pattern of incidents occurring almost daily. Despite these concerns, Iran has refrained from officially accusing Israel to avoid obligating retaliation after recent defense system damages. European sources and analysts also consider the attacks likely psychological warfare intended to destabilize Iran and target specific entities, though no concrete evidence has been presented. Israeli officials have declined to comment, but Mossad's chief has affirmed ongoing surveillance and covert operations in Iran.