Just minutes apart, two earthquakes measuring 5.2 and 5.7 struck Kermanshah province in western Iran, triggering fresh speculation at a time when the region is already on edge. The tremors come amid escalating attacks across the Gulf, rising Iran-U.S. tensions, and intense military activity. Could these back-to-back quakes be purely tectonic? Or are questions being raised because of the timing? There is no verified evidence that these earthquakes were linked to missile, nuclear, or military testing. This video explores the timing, the facts, and the speculation separately.
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