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Quantity killed in Iran explosion rises to 65 after Tehran denied blast was ‘linked to gas for missiles’

By Editorial Board Published April 28, 2025 4 Min Read
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Quantity killed in Iran explosion rises to 65 after Tehran denied blast was ‘linked to gas for missiles’

The variety of individuals killed in an explosion at Iran’s largest container port has risen to 65, with over 1,200 injured, in accordance with state media.

The blast, on the Shahid Rajaei container hub close to the southern metropolis of Bandar Abbas, occurred on Saturday as Iran held a 3rd spherical of talks with the US in Oman about Tehran’s nuclear programme.

Transport containers burned, items inside had been badly broken and the explosion was so highly effective that home windows a number of miles away had been shattered, stories stated.

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Iranian Purple Crescent rescuers work on the web site of the blast. Pic: Reuters

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Massive explosion at Iranian port linked to missile fuel shipment kills 4, injures over 500

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Large explosion shakes port in Iran

Helicopters and plane dumped water from the air on the blaze and it has now been put out, Iran’s inside minister Eskandar Momeni introduced on Monday.

The up to date loss of life toll comes as a brand new satellite tv for pc picture reveals the dimensions of the explosion.

This satellite photo from Planet Labs PBC shows the epicenter of an explosion before it happened at the Shahid Rajaei port near Bandar Abbas, Iran, Wednesday, April 9, 2025. (Planet Labs PBC via AP)

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The port final Wednesday. Pic: Planet Labs PBC by way of AP

This satellite photo from Planet Labs PBC shows the epicenter of an explosion at the Shahid Rajaei port near Bandar Abbas, Iran, Monday, April 28, 2025. (Planet Labs PBC via AP)

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A satellite tv for pc photograph taken at present exhibits the epicentre of the explosion. Pic: Planet Labs PBC by way of AP

The blast disintegrated a constructing subsequent to the blast web site and shredded most of one other constructing to the west. The brand new picture additionally seems to point out two craters measuring some 50 metres throughout.

Port actions resumed in unaffected components of Shahid Rajaei on Sunday, authorities stated. However Iran’s state media warned on Monday it may take two weeks to take away containers broken by the explosion.

Chemical compounds on the port had been suspected to have worsened the blast, however the actual reason behind the explosion was not clear.

Iran’s defence ministry denied worldwide media stories that the explosion could also be related to the mishandling of strong gas used for missiles.

The stories had been “aligned with enemy psyops [psychological operations]”, in accordance with a ministry spokesperson, who informed state TV the blast-hit space didn’t include any army cargo.

Firefighters work to extinguish the fire. Pic: AP

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Firefighters work to extinguish the blaze. Pic: AP

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Based on the Related Press, British safety firm Ambrey stated that the port in March acquired sodium perchlorate, which is used to propel ballistic missiles and the mishandling of which may have led to the explosion.

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The Monetary Instances beforehand reported two Iranian vessels had shipped from China sufficient of the ingredient to propel as much as 260 mid-range missiles.

It was reportedly to assist Tehran replenish shares after its missile assaults on Israel in 2024.

Iran’s army has sought to disclaim the supply of sodium perchlorate from China.

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