Another bomb blast near the Iranian capital, Tehran

Tehran (Daily Pakistan Online) Another blast has taken place in Tehran, the capital of neighboring Iran. According to Arab News, the blast was heard in western Tehran on Friday, which is the latest blast in recent days.

According to Arab News, there have been a number of mysterious explosions in Iran since last week, targeting military installations, nuclear installations and industrial installations.

The report did not provide any details on the casualties caused by the blast. The report said that after the blast, the power supply to western Tehran was cut off and the area was blacked out.

According to the BBC, there has been a dramatic increase in sabotage incidents in Iran in recent weeks.

According to reports, several mysterious incidents have taken place in Iran since June 26. On June 26, an explosion took place near an alleged ballistic missile factory in Khajir.

An explosion at a Tehran hospital on June 30 killed 19 people, and on July 2 an explosion and fire at a nuclear facility in Natanz.

A terrible fire broke out in Shiraz on July 3, an explosion at the Ahwaz power plant on July 4, and a spill of chemical liquid at a petrochemical plant in Maheshahr on the same day.

An explosion in the city of Baqir later killed two people.

Recently, the British Broadcasting Corporation claimed that a group had emailed it and claimed responsibility for the blasts. And this group claims that all these incidents are the work of the same group. The group calls itself a deviant group of Iranian forces.

The BBC has questioned the group's identity, saying it could be a group or tool of anti-Iranian agencies, posing as a deviant group of Iranian forces.

The mysterious bombings that have taken place in Iran over the past few days are also being described as cyber warfare between Iran and Israel, while several conspiracy theories are also flourishing in this regard.