Iran Explosions Raise Fears of Israeli Sabotage

Following a fragile ceasefire with Israel, Iran has witnessed a series of unexplained explosions and fires at industrial facilities, residential complexes, an airport, and an oil refinery. Iranian authorities publicly blame gas leaks, aging infrastructure, or accidents, but several officials privately suspect Israeli sabotage, although no direct evidence has been presented. Officials are hesitant to accuse Israel openly, fearing it could trigger retaliation while the country remains unsettled after recent conflict. Israeli officials have not commented on the incidents, but Mossad's chief has indicated that intelligence operations in Iran will persist. The government's explanations have left many Iranians anxious and doubtful about the true causes of the blasts. The situation has heightened public skepticism and tension within the country.