Iran State Media Says Tehran Explosion Was Controlled Ammunition Disposal
Iran: Tehran Explosion Was Controlled Ammo Disposal

An explosion heard in the eastern part of Tehran province on Saturday was caused by the controlled disposal of ammunition remaining from the war, Iranian state media reported, citing a local official.

Official Statement Confirms Controlled Operation

The official stated that the operation posed no threat to citizens and that no incident had occurred. The statement was carried by Iranian state media on July 11, 2026, following reports of a blast in the area.

Residents Report Blast in Pakdasht and Qiyamdasht

Earlier on Saturday, Iranian state media reported that an explosion was heard in the eastern part of Tehran province, with residents of Pakdasht and Qiyamdasht reporting the blast. The source and exact location were not immediately known at the time.

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The controlled disposal was part of routine operations to remove leftover ammunition from the war, ensuring public safety. No further details were provided about the quantity or type of ammunition disposed.

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