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Explosions rock Tehran’s Mehrabad Airport after apparent strike

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Multiple explosions struck Tehran’s Mehrabad Airport on an unspecified date in March 2026, causing significant damage and casualties. The attack disrupted civilian and military operations at Iran’s key air hub. Initial reports suggest the blasts resulted from a precision strike, though no group or nation immediately claimed responsibility. The incident escalates regional tensions amid ongoing Middle East conflicts. Iranian officials declared a state of emergency, diverting flights and securing the area. The airport, a dual-use facility, hosts both commercial flights and military assets, including drone and missile programs. International monitors noted potential links to broader geopolitical clashes, including Iran’s proxy conflicts and nuclear standoffs. The attack follows months of heightened airstrikes across the region. Global markets reacted sharply, with oil prices spiking amid fears of wider instability. Analysts warn the strike could provoke retaliatory measures, further destabilizing the Middle East.
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