New Delhi: Both the timing of the earthquake in Iran and the proximity of its epicenter to a nuclear facility have raised fears that Iran may have tested a nuclear bomb.
On October 5, in the Semnan province, where Iran's underground cyclotron is located, an earthquake measuring 4.5 on the Richter scale was recorded. So this is speculation. The epicenter of this earthquake is just 10 kilometers below the ground. Scientists believe that it is quite deep. Thus, Iran is believed to have tested its nuclear bomb. However, these predictions were neither accepted nor denied by Iranian officials.
At the same time, politicians and intellectuals are right to fear that the conflagration in the Middle East will invite a third world war. They also show the certainty of those places through maps and graphs.
Some people even say that Iran itself tested the A-bomb. To demonstrate this, he may want to scare the world by detonating a huge stockpile of conventional weapons in a deep crater. But scholars reject that possibility outright. He says that Iran could have done this work years ago. But the war in the Middle East is now becoming an Israel-Iran war. Then why did he do this experiment? In short, the view that this would be Iran's bomb test becomes more acceptable.
The West has said for decades that Iran's nuclear program is aimed at producing nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, a former Prime Minister of Israel had said some time ago that there is no point in attacking Iran's nuclear reputation because it is making great progress in the nuclear field. He has accumulated enough fissile material.
In view of the current global political situation, incidents happening one after another are raising the fear that the Third World War may break out at any moment.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas attacked southern Israel, killing approximately 12,000 people and taking 240 hostages. After this, Israel started retaliatory attacks on a large scale. Now a war seems to be breaking out between Israel and Iran. On Sunday, Israel launched a missile attack on the southern outskirts of Beirut on the anniversary of the Gaza war. Iran has previously launched missile attacks on northern Israel. On the other hand, Israel has killed 42,000 Palestinians in this war. Entire cities and villages in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank have been reduced to ruins.
It is noteworthy that North Korea detonated the first underground nuclear bomb in 2017. Even then light tremors were recorded.
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