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Loud explosion hit Iran as Israel vows retaliation
On Friday morning, many flights were diverted across Iranian territory, according to the flight tracking website Flight Radar 24.
The Iranian semi-official FARS news agency reported early on Friday morning that it had heard an explosion northwest of the central Iranian city of Isfahan, citing local informants.
This explosion’s cause is still a mystery.
On Friday morning, many flights were diverted across Iranian territory, according to the flight tracking website Flight Radar 24.
East of Isfahan and close to the Isfahan International Airport, in Qahjavarestan, an explosion was heard, according to the Iranian semi-official Fars News Agency.
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