All articles tagged with #explosions
Tehran residents describe a sleepless night as heavy Israeli–US strikes rattled homes and turned parts of the capital into a ghost town, with reports of explosions shaking buildings and streets emptied in fear. Hrana cites 1,168 civilian deaths in the conflict, including 194 children, as some residents express concern about a postwar Iraq- or Syria-like outcome while others show muted support and hope for change before Nowruz.
The United States and Israel launched a major attack across Iran as tensions over its nuclear program and talks with world powers heighten, with President Donald Trump urging Iranians to “take over your government”—a message suggesting possible regime-change aims, while details on casualties and scope remained unclear.
Multiple explosions targeted energy facilities across Russia, including a substation in Belgorod and an oil pumping station near Almetyevsk in Tatarstan, with reports of fires and drone/missile strikes as Ukraine-related conflict tensions persist; Transneft facilities were involved and Ukraine has not publicly commented on the incidents.
Two explosions in Lviv, western Ukraine, killed a 23-year-old policewoman and injured about two dozen as officers arrived at the scene, with authorities calling it a terrorist attack. Investigators say homemade devices were planted in rubbish bins; several people were detained, including a suspect believed to have acted on a handler in Russia. The report comes amid a broader Russian assault on Ukraine featuring missiles and drones overnight.
Explosions in Lviv, western Ukraine killed a 23-year-old police officer and wounded about two dozen as officers responded to a break-in; investigators say homemade devices were planted in rubbish bins and have opened a terrorism case, with several detainees including a woman in Staryi Sambir and a suspect said to have been acting on instructions from a Russian handler.
Explosions in Lviv, western Ukraine, killed a 23-year-old policewoman and injured 15 as officers arrived at the scene of a reported intrusion; authorities describe it as a terrorist attack and say the investigation is ongoing.
Footage shows a dramatic armored-van heist on an Italian highway between Lecce and Brindisi, with robbers breaching the vehicle using an apparent explosion and armed with rifles including an AK-47; two suspects were later captured, others at large, sparking a large manhunt with helicopters. No casualties reported as investigators assess what money was taken; footage has drawn comparisons to a movie and sparked public comment.
A powerful explosion hit a residential building in Bandar Abbas, southern Iran, injuring 14 people and killing a 4-year-old girl; investigations are ongoing. Rumors about targeting IRGC Navy leadership were denied, while some sources attributed the blast to a gas leak (though local reports say the building lacked gas piping). Additional explosions were reportedly heard in other cities, and authorities say the situation is developing amid regional security considerations and evolving statements from various actors.
US officials discussed recent operations and explosions in Venezuela, with the administration emphasizing no ground troops are expected, while some lawmakers express concerns and seek clarity on the US strategy and endgame.
Explosions have occurred in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, with details and causes not specified in the article.
Explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported in Caracas, Venezuela, amid tensions involving US military strikes and political conflict, with the US targeting alleged drug trafficking sites and exerting pressure on Maduro's government.
A CNN team in Caracas, Venezuela, reported witnessing multiple explosions early Saturday, with some areas losing power and hearing aircraft, amid heightened tensions and US warnings of potential actions against Venezuela's drug trafficking networks.
Multiple explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported in Caracas, Venezuela, with the government accusing the US of attacking military and civilian sites, amid heightened US-Venezuela tensions and military activity in the region.
Swiss President Parmelin postponed his New Year’s speech following a fire at a ski resort that caused explosions and spread rapidly; authorities have not confirmed the cause, but no attack is suspected. Several international leaders expressed condolences and support.
Austin police arrested Derek Gillespie, 49, after a months-long investigation linked him to multiple explosions near St. Edward's University, with evidence found in his home and car; authorities confirmed there is no ongoing threat now that he is in custody.