Iran's First-Ever Nuclear Bomb Test Confirmed? Ultimate Response To Israel Ready? | Earthquake

Days after tremors were felt in Iran, speculation is growing of it being a possible nuclear event. A 4.5-magnitude seismic event was reported from Iran's Semnan province on Oct 5. The epicentre of the quake was reportedly around 10 kilometres beneath the surface and close to an Iranian nuclear power plant. The earthquake's depth and proximity to a nuclear facility are now raising eyebrows. Watch for more.

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[speedybonsky]

Developing a nuke under 1000+ sanctions is insane

[melissawilkinson]

Iranian scientists were with the D.P.R.K scientists when they developed their nuclear bombs and tested them. They already had the knowledge years ago. Iran wouldn't have shot those ballistic missles the other day if they didn't have these capabilities already. It's a no brainer. 💯

[rubengutierrez-ws]

The game has changed and so have the players!

[englisheveryday]

Hi from Iran Tehran commenting, Sounds like they just did test it in a desert near Tehran . A 4.6 richter earthquake occured here in the vicinity of Tehran . We all felt the tremor!

[garyvahl]

If Israel can have nukes, so can Iran

[Ajmolali]

Well if its true then Pakistan is no longer the only muslim country with nukes we should welcome Iran in the nuclear club.

[Czinnie]

The technological gap has closed, Iran isn't playing games anymore!

[ddm]

We Told you that Iran has got NUKES😂😂😂😂.

[giorgepalas]

Iranian scientists were with the D.P.R.K scientists when they developed their nuclear bombs and tested them. They already had the knowledge years ago. Iran wouldn't have shot those ballistic missles the other day if they didn't have these capabilities already. It's a no brainer. ---The game has changed and so have the players

[hurrypeter]

If iran don't work on their defense it will be like iraq afghansitan gaza lebanan yemen Syria

[samtannouri]

Israel is in big trouble better get some new water proof diapers 😂😂😂

[e.matovic]

Support from Bosnia for free Muslims at midle east off ocupation and fasizm!✊

[nikobellic-jl]

i understand iran because they are constenly treatent by isreal and the usa

[sanzidaakter]

Now israel:😅😓😥🤐😢😭🤯🤪🤒. 🇮🇱:Father(🇪🇺🇺🇸) help me.

[mjfamgo]

Yes under thousands of sanctions! Iranians are one of the smartest people on this planet and education is highly regarded in the country. They focus on knowledge rather than

[yhvmtic]

Israel: _"ek dum se waqt badal diya, jazbaat badal diye.."_

[Bees-are-awsome]

Remember, it was Muslim scholars from these lands that sparked the Islamic Golden age.

[ntej]

Possible. May be they have the Nuke Tech already available from other friendly nations.

[NewtonsrdLore]

Trump should keep his mouth firmly shut

[Secular_Democratic_IRAN]

It's definitely a nuke test, but why?

1. 10km depth is a automatic default for shallow quakes tremors and explosions, it's adjusted later when findings are concluded, you can see this for yourself hence why many listed official earthquakes are reported at exactly 10km not a single meter off. So basically the 10km depth is just a default value used when there's insufficient information to determine the actual depth.

2. The seismic waves resemble those from previous nuclear tests conducted by India, Pakistan, etc. They differ significantly from regular earthquake waves. Experts can identify them immediately. An earthquake has a secondary QT peak as the earth's elasticity returns to normal—imagine snapping an elastic band; there's the initial shock as it snaps and then the secondary shock as the bits hit your fingers, releasing the last of the energy. A nuclear test does not have this secondary QT peak. This event lacked a secondary QT peak, indicating it was a test, not a geological event.

3. The proximity to the Natanz nuclear facility is notable. Natanz is one of Iran's key nuclear sites and has been the focus of international attention due to its role in uranium enrichment.

4. Numerous IRGC-related channels on Rubika (an Iranian social app) and Telegram are discussing this. An IRGC commander named Haji Zade mentioned Iran acquiring a game-changing capability. Additionally, many Iranian politicians have recently spoken about Iran's ability to build nuclear weapons.

5. It's perfect timing. Israel threatened to attack Iran's nuclear sites, oil fields, refineries, and other key stuff. This could lead to a big conflict between Iran and the US.