Iranian Gas Pipeline Hit by Explosions in Suspected Sabotage

Officials attribute the blasts to terrorism, disrupting gas supply and escalating regional tensions.

Explosions damaged a key natural gas pipeline in Iran, with officials attributing the incident to sabotage and terrorism.
The blasts occurred along the pipeline running from Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province to the Caspian Sea, affecting gas supply to some areas.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, and Iranian officials have not named any suspects.
The incident has heightened tensions in the Middle East, especially amid ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas.
Iran's nuclear program and its lack of transparency have also been highlighted as concerns by the UN's nuclear watchdog.