Recently, an earthquake of 4.5 magnitude occurred in the Ardaan region of Iran, which appeared to be a normal earthquake, but questions have been raised about its nature. According to experts, this shock may have been caused by nuclear testing rather than an earthquake. US Geological Survey (USGS) recorded the event, but the earthquake lacked the typical compression waves that typically accompany natural earthquakes. This is why many people believe that this could be the result of nuclear testing.
This possibility is being discussed at the highest levels of Iran. Although it has not yet been officially confirmed as a nuclear test, concerns are being expressed from various quarters. Israel sees the incident as part of rapid advances in Iran's nuclear program and has held security meetings
The US is monitoring the situation, as the possibility of an Iranian nuclear test could complicate the political and strategic balance in the Middle East. The US administration has long been concerned about Iran's nuclear program and such a test would further increase these concerns.
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