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Chemical Fire Spread In Seconds Killing 40 & Injuring Hundreds in Iran.. The port Handles 70% of Iran's Internal Goods.
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New video shows the moment the chemical fire started in Bandar Abbas in southwestern Iran yesterday.
It took just 90 seconds from the fire started to the massive explosion that killed at least 28 port workers and wounded more than 1100 people.
DDF BREAKING
Location of the explosion: Shahid Rajaee Port, Iran.
This port is critical:
Handles 20% of global oil transit.
Moves 70% of Iran’s internal goods.
Hosts major oil and petrochemical facilities.
The emerging suspicion:
In recent months, two Chinese ships docked at the port, unloading sodium perchlorate — a chemical produced in China, believed to be a key component for ballistic missile fuel used by Iran’s military programs.
This wasn’t just a logistical hub.
It was a strategic artery — now crippled.
The blast struck at the heart of Iran’s war machine.
And the ripple effects are only just beginning.
It took just 90 seconds from the fire started to the massive explosion that killed at least 28 port workers and wounded more than 1100 people.
DDF BREAKING
Location of the explosion: Shahid Rajaee Port, Iran.
This port is critical:
Handles 20% of global oil transit.
Moves 70% of Iran’s internal goods.
Hosts major oil and petrochemical facilities.
The emerging suspicion:
In recent months, two Chinese ships docked at the port, unloading sodium perchlorate — a chemical produced in China, believed to be a key component for ballistic missile fuel used by Iran’s military programs.
This wasn’t just a logistical hub.
It was a strategic artery — now crippled.
The blast struck at the heart of Iran’s war machine.
And the ripple effects are only just beginning.
Categories: Military & War
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