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A massive explosion at rajaei port in Bandar Abbas, Iran, injured over 750 people, sending a plume of smoke into the sky. The blast's cause remains unconfirmed, but it occurred at a port handling container shipments, oil tanks, and petrochemical facilities. The incident happened amidst ongoing nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States in Oman.

A massive explosion and fire at Iran's Shahid rajaei port resulted in 14 fatalities and over 750 injuries. The incident, reportedly linked to a shipment of missile fuel chemicals, occurred near Bandar Abbas during nuclear negotiations with the US.

A massive explosion at Shahid rajaei port in Iran has killed 46 people, and over 1,000 individuals sustained injuries. The blast occurred just as nuclear talks with the US resumed. Authorities are yet to determine the cause. A private firm suggests missile fuel chemicals were present. Social media shows reddish smoke before the explosion.

The investigation into the massive heroin seizure has led to identification of an Afghan national based in Pakistan who has been coordinating the delivery of shipments via Iran using a web of firms. This man, Ahmed Shah, was using his conduit, Abdul Rasil, a resident of Nimroz Centre in Afghanistan, to get the heroin consignments to Shahid rajaei port in Iran, a source said.

A lookout circular has been issued and immigration ports alerted regarding the two Iranian chemical experts who had come to India to allegedly extract and process the heroin smuggled in containers to Indian ports. Intelligence sources said that the two Iranians had been identified as Alireza Rajabi and Tohid Rajabi.

An explosion at Iran's Shahid rajaei port, linked to a foundation controlled by Ayatollah Khamenei and facing US sanctions, killed at least 70 and injured over 1,000. The blast site, near a terminal of Sina Port and Marine Services Development Co., raises suspicions about a 'dangerous' cargo. The port reportedly took in a chemical component needed for solid fuel for ballistic missiles - something denied by authorities.

Investigation into the seizure of 355kg of heroin from a container in Mumbai has led police to launch a manhunt for two Iranians who had been sent to India to extract the contraband from licorice (mulethi) roots and process it into saleable and consumable powdered heroin.

Iran and the United States concluded a fourth round of nuclear negotiations in Muscat, mediated by Oman, ahead of President Trump's Middle East visit. Discussions were described as "difficult but useful," focusing on technical elements to limit Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. Despite progress, disagreements persist over Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities, a key sticking point in reaching a comprehensive agreement, further complicated by regional tensions.