Iran has launched operations to clear unexploded wartime munitions from several locations, including Isfahan, Tehran province, Qeshm Island, and Khuzestan, according to local reports. Authorities said residents may hear controlled explosions as explosive remnants are safely destroyed. The move follows a period of heightened tensions involving Iran and the United States, prompting speculation about possible de-escalation. However, Iranian officials have not linked the clearance operations to any ceasefire or diplomatic breakthrough, and neither Tehran nor Washington, D.C. has announced an end to hostilities. The operation is being presented as a safety measure to remove dangerous wartime explosives.
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