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News India Live, Digital Desk: IRGC: The tension between Iran and Israel is once again at the peak. One of Iran’s most important nuclear centers, Isfahan has a strong and mysterious explosion. This incident has created a sensation throughout the Middle East. The explosion occurred at a time when Iran was immersed in the mourning of Muharram, and a senior commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) died in the incident, causing the needle of suspicion that the needle of suspicion has directly turned to Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad.
Was this a secret operation of Israel?
The city of Isfahan is strategically very important for Iran as it is here that is the main uranium conversion facility of Iran. It is considered the backbone of Iran’s nuclear program. Although the Iranian government has officially kept silence over the blast, unconfirmed sources say it was a planned attack.
This is not the first time Iran’s nuclear bases or scientists have been targeted. There have been many mysterious explosions in Iran in the last few years and many of its top nuclear scientists have been murdered, behind which Israel has been accused of having a hand. Israel has always been talking about stopping Iran from making nuclear weapons and for this it is ready to go to any extent.
New chapter of “shadow war”
An undeclared war is going on between Iran and Israel, called the expert “Shadow War”. In this, the two countries harm each other, instead of directly attacking each other, through secret operations, cyber attacks and proxy groups. The blast is considered to be a new and dangerous chapter of the same shadow war.
Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has already given a strict warning to Israel. Now after this incident, the possibility of retaliation from Iran has increased. If Iran takes revenge, this stress can turn into a large regional conflict, which will affect the whole world. At the moment, the situation in the Middle East is very delicate and the world’s eyes are on Iran’s next step.