The explosion in eastern Tehran Province, Iran, was caused by the destruction of unexploded bombs and ammunition.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, July 11 (Reporter Shadati, Chen Xiao) According to a report from the Iranian Fars News Agency on the 11th, explosions were heard in the eastern region of Tehran Province on the same day. According to Iranian military sources, the explosions were caused by the destruction of unexploded bombs and munitions left over from the war.
Several Iranian media outlets reported earlier that explosions were heard in areas such as Pakdasht in eastern Tehran Province, drawing the attention of residents. The Fars News Agency later confirmed through Iranian military sources that this was a planned operation to destroy unexploded bombs and munitions left over from the war. The operation was carried out under the supervision of relevant authorities and posed no threat to public safety.
An explosion occurred in Pakdasht, Tehran Province on July 11, caused by the Iranian Armed Forces destroying unexploded ordnance and ammunition. The operation was planned and supervised, ensuring no threat to civilian safety.
- An explosion occurred in eastern Tehran Province on July 11.
- The explosion was due to the destruction of unexploded ordnance and ammunition.
- The operation was conducted under supervision and posed no threat to public safety.
- Pakdasht was specifically mentioned as a location of the explosion.