There was an explosion or there wasn't.
Ha'aretz:
An explosion rocked the western Iranian city of Isfahan on Monday, the semi-official Fars news agency reported, adding that the blast was heard in several parts of the city. [...] Speaking to an Iranian news website, the government of Isfahan said that the explosion occurred as a result of a military drill, denying reports that the blast was somehow related to the nearby nuclear facility. [...]
However, according to
PressTV:
A top Iranian official has rejected media reports about an explosion being heard in the central city of Isfahan.
Mohammad-Mehdi Ismaili, Isfahan governor's political and security deputy, said on Monday that report was completely baseless and fabricated, IRNA reported.
He added that the Isfahan governor would follow up on the report.
Ismaili made the remarks after certain media outlets reported that a powerful blast had been heard in Isfahan on Monday afternoon.
An official from Isfahan emergency services, Masoud Anayeb, rejected the report as well, saying that there have been no reports of an explosion in the city.
Actually, there were no news reports mentioning an explosion at all. In fact, explosions don't exist.
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