Explosions have been heard in Iran for the second night. According to preliminary data, a powerful fire broke out in the city of Mahabad, and an IRGC convoy was hit on the border of Syria and Iraq.
According to preliminary data, before the explosions in Mahabad and in Al-Kamal on the border of Syria and Iraq, the rumble of aircraft was heard before the explosions. However, official Tehran traditionally denies and denies everything,reports Channel 24.
Explosions in Mahabad: Tehran talks about burning grass
At about 22:00 Kyiv time, the first reports of explosions appeared in the Iranian city of Mahabad in Western Azerbaijan, near the border with Iraq. Subsequently, footage appeared showing the fire. The network writes that after the drone of the planes, explosions were heard, and then a fire broke out.Fire in Mahabad: watch the video
However, later the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that the fire in the published footage was the result of grass burning, and there seemed to be no explosions.
“Fruit Trucks and vegetables”: strike on the IRGC column
According to Israeli army officer Yigal Levin, Israel's state television channel Kan-11 reported that unknown aircraft had attacked an Iranian convoy of 25 trucks in the Abu Kemal area on the Syrian-Iraqi border. Subsequently, there were reports of a large number of ambulances that went to the site of the strikes.
Probable consequences of strikes on an Iranian convoy in Syria/Photo from Yigal Levin's telegram
Tehran also commented on this information. However, they said that allegedly someone struck trucks with vegetables and fruits. However, according to preliminary data, the trucks belong to the IRGC. There is also information about a direct attack on sentry headquarters.
At the same time, the watch revolutions themselves are spreading a photo of a drone that allegedly crashed in northern Iraq in the province of Kirkuk. The origin of the drone is unknown.
The drone that crashed in Iraq/Photo from Yigal Levin's telegram
The previous turbulent night in Iran
On the night of January 29 Explosions were heard at a number of military installations in Iran. However, Tehran claimed that its air defense allegedly shot down one of the drones, and two others exploded over the warehouse, causing minor damage to the roof.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahyan called the explosion a cowardly strike. Mohammadrez Jan Nishari, deputy political security officer for the city of Isfahan, said that “the damages and causes of this incident are being investigated, and the investigation is ongoing.”
The Wall Street Journal, citing its own sources, reported that the explosions in In Iran, these are Israeli strikes, because Tel Aviv, together with Washington, is allegedly looking for ways to restrain Tehran's nuclear and military ambitions.
