Iranian Officials Fear Israeli Sabotage In Spate Of Mystery Fires, Explosions

Following a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, Iran has experienced a series of mysterious fires and explosions over the past few weeks. Iranian authorities have publicly attributed these incidents to infrastructure issues and accidents. However, some Iranian officials privately suspect Israeli sabotage, pointing to patterns and unusual circumstances. Some incidents, like an explosion in an empty residential building, raised suspicions of targeted attacks. Other events, such as fires near the Mashhad airport, were dismissed as controlled burns or garbage fires. One incident in Qom seemed to involve deliberately ignited gas leaks. Another explosion targeted housing for judiciary employees, possibly to incite fear. The frequency of these events has created anxiety among Iranian citizens, especially near sensitive sites. Some analysts believe these are Israeli-sponsored operations meant to pressure the Iranian leadership. It is suspected that Mossad might be using Iranian assets from groups like MEK to conduct these operations.