Iranian media described the incident as the first confirmed fatalities inside Iran since the military campaign began. Explosions were reported in multiple locations, including areas near offices linked to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Smoke was also seen rising from parts of the capital, Tehran.
Iran is close to purchasing supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles from China. This deal could alter the naval balance in the region and further escalate tensions amid the US’s increased naval presence against Iran.
The advisory was issued on 23 February. The Embassy has advised all Indians in Iran, including students, pilgrims, businesspersons and tourists to leave at the earliest.
Internet monitoring groups NetBlocks and Kentik reported that international traffic started to reappear on Tuesday, almost 20 days after Iranian authorities cut off internet services and international calls in an effort to suppress nationwide unrest. Thousands of protesters were reportedly killed during the crackdown.
According to some media reports a “pile of bodies” was seen in a hospital in Tehran. Protesters of all ages could be seen in the capital. Security forces, wielding military rifles, killed “many people” on Friday night.
The situation has become so dire that the public has now taken to the streets against the Islamic regime. Challenging the authority of the government led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, protests have been ongoing for several weeks in many major cities across the country.
Experts believe that this alliance would not only challenge Israel’s military and political ascendancy but could also limit the influence of the United States and Western nations.
According to preliminary information, a passenger bus that was heading towards Shiraz overturned uncontrollably. The bus was crowded with passengers. The accident took place when the driver lost control of the bus and it fell into a roadside ditch.
Iran targeted the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on June 23. The US airbase suffered minor damage in Iran’s attack. The reason for this was that the US had already shifted its fighter planes to the army’s Central Command Headquarters before the attack.
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