Cause you know

 

containers with solid rocket fuel blow up all the 

time right when there are "negotiation" about

Iran's Nuclear program going on.

And now you can add:

Iran repelled large cyber attack 

on Sunday

April 28, 2025 

and then ask yourself:

What is the likelihood 

all of those events

("Negotiations" + Port explosion"  on Saturday

+ Large scale cyber attack on Sunday)

was a coincidence?

None, nada, zilch.

Would be my answer.

"DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran repelled a large cyber attack on its infrastructure on Sunday, said the head of its Infrastructure Communications Company, a day after a powerful explosion damaged its most important container port and another round of talks with the U.S. over Tehran's disupted nuclear programme."

"One of the most widespread and complex cyber attacks against the country's infrastructure was identified and preventive measures were taken," Behzad Akbari said on Monday, according to semi-official Tasnim news agency, without giving more detail."

"Tehran and Washington concluded a third round of nuclear talks on Saturday in Oman, on the same day Iran's biggest port of Bandar Abbas was rocked by a large explosion whose cause remains unknown."

"Chemicals at the port were suspected to have fuelled the explosion, but the exact cause was not clear and Iran's Defence Ministry denied international media reports that the blast may be linked to the mishandling of solid fuel used for missiles."

(Yeah, right they are just hardening their underground facilities for shits and giggles I guess too, right? get a clue people.)

"Iran has in the past accused its arch-foe Israel of being behind cyber attacks. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Iran's nuclear infrastructure should be entirely dismantled - not just limited to prevent the development of nuclear weapons."

(He has repeatedly talked about:

"All the objectives of the war being met"

and the media frames it as 

the war in gaza, 

or against Hezbollah

but the reality of the situation is:

"that Iran's nuclear infrastructure 

should be entirely dismantled"

has always been 

the number one objective here

because all other treats

to Israel's existence pale

in comparison to it.)

"In 2021, a large cyber attack on Iranian petrol stations was said by Tehran to likely be caused by Israel. In 2023, a similar but larger cyber attack disrupted about 70% of petrol stations, with a group called "Predatory Sparrow" claiming the attack as retaliation to "the aggression of the Islamic Republic and its proxies in the region."

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