Thank you FARS, hope all’s well with you!
Gee, are they calling the explosion today an accident as well? What was that Ian Flemming line? Once is accident, twice is coincidence, three times its enemy action? (courtesy SoJCo)
Today’s Isfahan explosion is the second of the three Ian Fleming events.
Hopefully, if enquiry channels work, I may know more about it tomorrow.
The problem with assessing the event till adequate detail is received is that the most of the Isfahan nuclear activity is buried underground below the center of the city population and if that were what went up, we would expect enormous, hard to conceal, civilian fatalities.
As pure speculation for now, this was another missile launch site location that went bang.
This fits with targeted activity by those opposed to a nuclear aggressive profile against Israel or anyone else.
With the recent rather appeasing declarations - showing weakness of the Supreme Ruler toward his opponents, even within the Bassiji Suppression forces and the IRGC, who do not wish to commit suicide with Khamenei’s policies and Ahmadi-Nejad’s mad incitation to destroy Israel, and thus ending up with an attack by Israel HAVING to take place.
Obama’s support for Islam in general and Iran in particular (specially a nuclear one) and his open disdain for Israel and its existence and his attempt to get rid of Israel through the Moslem Brotherhood and its activities in Egypt, Jordan and even Syria, adds weight to his effort to cover Iran’s actions till they reach a complete nuclear capacity status.
By contrast, Iran is not in a mood to be nice to Obama other than giving him some wiggle room with the arrest of a dozen or more alleged CIA operatives. They need to build a basis for any forthcoming attack on them by Israel or an ever increasingly agitated Europe/NATO, so Obama will be their fall guy. And for a change he is going under the bus and not the scores of people he has self-servingly abandoned.
As they say in Persian, the apple is still in the air and spinning - so the result is not yet clear nor final.