Iran will respond strongly to any plans to alter international borders, according to telegram channels associated with IRGC.
— 301 Military (@301military) March 14, 2023
The video appeared amid rumours that Azerbaijan had transferred heavy military equipment and a statement by Armenia's prime minister regarding possible… https://t.co/75cUUFJLGy pic.twitter.com/9sxiP10KVU
Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Iran will respond strongly to any plans to alter international borders, according to telegram channels associated with IRGC.
People throwing M80's at Regime Forces. Tehran, tonight! Iran Revolution!
People throwing firecrackers at Regime Forces. Tehran, tonight! Iran Revolution! pic.twitter.com/7QhTLzI7X5
— Anonymous Operations (@AnonOpsSE) March 14, 2023
Video taken hours earlier in Tehran
Video taken hours earlier in Tehran, like many other cities, #Iran's security forces have scattered squads to terrorize/crackdown on gatherings, in fear of further protests.
— IRAN HRM (@IranHrm) March 14, 2023
This Tuesday counts as final week before #NOWRUZ, new year for Iranians, celebrated as 'feast of fire'. pic.twitter.com/rqKC0KDQBo
Twenty Fifth Winter Explosion: Disneyland Explosion
ANAHEIM, Calif. - A possible explosion reported at Disneyland Tuesday morning turned out to be testing for some effects used in the "World of Color" show, authorities confirmed.
Around 6:30 a.m., people in the area reported seeing "sudden flashes of red and yellow." Video shared with FOX 11 show a black-shaped cloud formed the air over an illuminated rollercoaster.
Crews with both the Anaheim Police Department and Fire Department responded to the report but did not locate any evidence of an explosion, authorities said.
Officials later confirmed there was no explosion and rather this was from testing fire effects used during the "World of Color" nighttime spectacular show.
No other information was immediately available. Source
Twenty Fourth Winter Explosion: Another UK House Explosion! Swansea House Obliterated By Gas Explosion......
Swansea gas explosion: Boy, 14, lucky to be alive, dad says
The dad of a 14-year-old boy who was pulled from the rubble after a suspected gas explosion at a Swansea house has said he is lucky to be alive.
Emergency services were called to the scene of the blast at about 11:20 GMT on Monday morning in Morriston.
One man was killed and three were injured after the explosion which damaged several properties.
Police said an investigation had been launched and the Health and Safety Executive had been informed.
The body of the man who died was found during a search of the scene, South Wales Police said.
Anthony Bennett's son Ethan was the child pulled from the rubble, along with his mother Claire, who remains in hospital with six broken ribs.
He said: "[Ethan] just remembers the explosion going and him being thrown up against the ceiling.
"Then next thing he knew he was coming round, he seemed to be outside or in the open air.
"But apparently part of the roof was under him and half was on top of him and the guy who lived a couple of doors down, he ran across to check on Claire and then he ran up and dragged Ethan out and he carried Ethan off the roof to get him out.
"They are so lucky to come out of it."
Ethan and his mother were two of three people taken to hospital after the explosion, with a second adult - a postman - since being discharged. Source
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