Iran says one drone was shot down and two others caught. Read more at straitstimes.com.
DUBAI - A loud explosion struck a military industry factory near Iran’s central city of Isfahan overnight, in what Iran said on Sunday was a drone strike by unidentified attackers.
Iranian media video showing a flash of light at the plant, which the official IRNA news agency described as an ammunitions factory. Footage showed emergency vehicles and fire trucks outside the complex. The attack “has not affected our installations and mission... and such blind measures will not have an impact on the continuation of the country’s progress.”
An Israeli military spokesperson declined comment when asked if Israel had a connection to the latest incident. Israel has long said it could attack Iran if diplomacy fails to curb Teheran’s nuclear or missile programmes, but has a policy of withholding comment on specific incidents. Several Iranian nuclear sites are located in Isfahan province, including Natanz, centrepiece of Iran’s uranium enrichment programme, which Iran accuses Israel of sabotaging in 2021. There have been a number of explosions and fires around Iranian military, nuclear and industrial facilities in recent years.
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