An explosion was reported in the northwest of Isfahan, a city in central Iran, by the Iranian semi-official FARS news agency on Friday morning. Local sources were the ones who provided this information.
The reason behind this explosion is currently unclear.
Flight tracking website Flight Radar 24 showed that multiple flights were diverted over Iranian airspace early Friday.
CNN counted at least eight flights.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
Editor's P/S:
The explosion in Isfahan is a concerning development, raising questions about its cause and potential implications. The lack of clear information surrounding the incident fuels speculation and unease. It is imperative that the authorities provide timely and transparent updates on the situation to allay fears and prevent misinformation from spreading.
The diversion of multiple flights over Iranian airspace suggests that the explosion may have had a wider impact beyond the immediate vicinity of the blast. It is unclear whether this was a precautionary measure or if there are concerns about the safety of air travel in the area. Further details will help shed light on the extent of the incident and its potential consequences for both local residents and the broader region.