First published on July 20, 2020 / 11:52 AM The facility returned to normal working conditions after about two hours and Isfahan’s power supply was uninterrupted, he added.The incident is the latest in a string of fires and explosions at military and civilian sites across Iran in recent weeks. A view of a damaged building after a fire broke out at Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Facility, in Isfahan, Iran, July 2, 2020.
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Iranian authorities called the Natanz fire an accident without elaborating and later said they would not reveal the cause, citing “security reasons.”
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The string of fires and explosions have prompted speculation in Iran that they may be the result of sabotage by arch enemy Israel.The Jewish state accuses the Islamic republic of seeking to acquire a nuclear bomb while Tehran insists its nuclear program is entirely peaceful. Get Breaking News Delivered to Your Inbox
Two explosions rocked Tehran in late June, one near a military site and the other in a health center, the latter killing 19 people.Fires or blasts also hit a shipyard in southern Iran last week, a factory south of Tehran with two dead and the Natanz nuclear complex in central Iran earlier this month. at Isfahan’s Islamabad thermal power plant exploded at around 5:00 am today,” the managing director of Isfahan’s electricity company Said Mohseni told the agency. A “worn out transformer… Explosion hits another power plant in Iran
July 20, 2020 / 11:52 AM
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An explosion hit a power plant in the central Iranian province of Isfahan on Sunday, state news agency IRNA reported, saying it was over faulty equipment and caused no casualties.
