The explosion sounds near Halk Island, Iran, are caused by bomb disposal operations.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, June 6 - According to a report from the Iranian Tasnim News Agency on the evening of June 6, the explosion sounds heard by residents near Hark Island in Iran were caused by ammunition disposal operations conducted in the "Bahragan" oil operation area.
The report stated that this explosion was part of a controlled detonation operation, and the public need not worry.
Relevant departments in Bushehr Province, Iran, had previously announced that on June 6, they would carry out unexploded ordnance disposal and controlled detonation operations in the province to deal with unexploded munitions left over from recent attacks.
Iranian authorities conducted controlled detonations of unexploded ordnance near Hark Island on June 6, causing explosions heard by local residents. The operation was part of efforts to manage remnants from recent attacks and was deemed safe for the public.
- Residents near Hark Island heard explosions.
- Explosions were due to controlled detonations of unexploded ordnance.
- The operation was conducted by Iranian authorities in Bushehr Province.