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The mysterious earthquake in Iran has shocked the world. Now speculations have intensified whether it was really an earthquake or whether Iran has tested a nuclear bomb for the first time. However, till now Iran has not given any reaction in this matter. On the night of October 5, an earthquake of 4.5 magnitude was recorded in Semnan province of Iran.
Discussions gained momentum in Iran also,
Now the round of speculation continues on social media. There is speculation that Iran has conducted an underground nuclear test in response to the Israeli attack. However, discussion on this topic continues in Iran as well. The Institute of Geophysics of Tehran University said that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 12 kilometers.
The earthquake graph has also been shared on many social media posts. In which an attempt has been made to show that Iran's earthquake graph matches the graph of nuclear testing. However, so far Iran has neither officially confirmed nor denied.
Iran's nuclear program is far ahead
American think tank Heritage Foundation said in a report that Iran is capable of making a nuclear bomb faster than expected. In May this year, Kamal Kharraji, an advisor to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khomeini, had said that Iran was being pressured to change its nuclear doctrine. He said, we have not taken any decision to make a nuclear bomb. But if Iran's existence is threatened, we will have to change our military doctrine.
Blinken's statement is also gaining momentum and
The American statement is also giving strength to the speculations related to nuclear testing. In July, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said it could take a week or two for Iran to gain the ability to produce fissile material for a nuclear bomb.
Atomic bombs are made from 90 percent enriched uranium.
According to a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has enriched uranium up to 60 percent and its reserves have also seen a significant increase. An atomic bomb requires 90 percent enriched uranium. The agency believes that Iran is very close to developing a nuclear bomb.
Awaiting Israel's response
On September 27, Israel killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and IRGC commander Abbas Nilforoshan in an airstrike in Dahiya, in the Lebanese capital Beirut. Iran then fired more than 180 ballistic missiles at Israel on October 1. Now Israel has said that it will take retaliatory action against Iran. It is believed that Israel can attack Iran at any time. However, Iran also made it clear that if Israel attacks, it will definitely respond.