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Huge Explosion Rocks Arms Factory In Central Iran: Army Site Is Hit By 'drone Strike'

What follows is a chronological recount of essentially the most important developments in Iran’s nuclear program, international efforts to negotiate a settlement to deal with this controversial concern, and implementation of the settlement reached by Iran and the P5+1 on July 14, 2015. A loud blast has been reported at an Iranian military facility and officials within the nation say it was the outcomes of an "unsuccessful" drone assault. In a press release, the UN security council condemned what it described as a “cowardly terrorist attack” in Kerman and despatched its condolences to the victims’ families and the Iranian authorities. The United States has been watching Iran’s drone program since no less than 2002 and wishes to take care of this vigilance.

The operation used cyber warfare to disrupt the centrifuges that have been enriching uranium for Iran’s nuclear weapons program. A new verification monitoring report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirms that Iran’s stockpile of low enriched uranium continues to grow, and notes that Iran has accumulated 17.6 kilograms of uranium enriched as a lot as 20 p.c uranium-235. In Vienna, Iran's new envoy to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, meets with IAEA deputy director Herman Nackaerts to resume negotiations on the structured method to resolving the company's considerations about the potential navy dimensions of Iran's nuclear program. In September 2019, the United States deployed a small variety of troops to bolster Saudi air defenses after a Houthi strike on a Saudi oil facility that Saudi Arabia blamed on Iran. Days later, on January 3, 2020, tensions peaked when the United States killed Qasem Soleimani, the commander of Iran’s Quds Force, in a Baghdad air strike.

In response, a committee has been established throughout the council to investigate the matter. The occurrence of pupil suicides, particularly inside those studying within the medical field, is not new in Iran, with media stories in latest times shedding light on the pressures confronted by those pursuing such careers. A recent study by the Psychiatric Association has found that the suicide fee inside the medical neighborhood has seen a sharp increase in recent years. The research further highlights that, within a resident population of approximately 14,000, there is a median of thirteen suicides yearly.

The U.S. drone strike that focused Soleimani also killed Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy head of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), an umbrella group of principally Shi'ite Iran-backed armed teams that has been part of the Iraqi Army since 2016. Danny Citrinowicz, a analysis fellow on the Iran Program at the Israel-based Institute for National Security Studies, stated Tehran's purpose was to unite Lebanon's various Shi'ite political organizations and militias underneath one group. Speaking to reporters on February 21, Owji described the incidents as a deliberate act orchestrated by Israel, geared toward undermining Iran's domestic fuel supply in main provinces. A Middle Eastern intelligence official, who spoke on the situation of anonymity to debate closely held information, said the blast was attributable to an explosive device planted inside the power. The explosion, he said, destroyed much of the aboveground elements of the power the place new centrifuges — delicate units that spin at supersonic speeds — are balanced before they're put into operation.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) releases a report detailing Iran’s set up of a cascade, or chain, of 174 IR-2m centrifuges at the Natanz enrichment facility. According to the report, Iran is in the process of installing an additional two equivalent cascades, in addition to one IR-4 cascade and one IR-6 cascade. Germany's Permanent Representative to the United Nations notes that by withdrawing from the JCPOA in 2018, which is "enshrined in the binding resolution 2231," the United States violated worldwide regulation.

On February 14, mysterious explosions in western Iran rocked a military airfield that houses unmanned aerial automobiles (UAVs). High-resolution overhead imagery later added credence to initial suspicions that a kinetic strike—possibly by loitering explosive drones—was answerable for the extensive damage inflicted on a big hangar. In fact, the harm was very similar to a June 2021 explosion on the TESA centrifuge parts manufacturing unit close to Tehran and a July 2020 explosion that destroyed the Natanz centrifuge meeting plant in Isfahan province. Although Iran accused Israel of orchestrating the earlier incidents using suicide drones or different means, it has yet to position blame for the newest explosion. Whoever was accountable, it appears that other players in the Middle East are taking a page from Tehran’s playbook, which lately has focused on weaponizing drones to augment the regime’s different capabilities and proxy forces. And but on Sunday night, Shamseddin Barbroudi, deputy head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation, assured Iranian reporters there had been no explosion at the nuclear facility in any respect.