A nuclear power plant in Iran caught fire and many doubt whether it was an accident or there was sabotage.
On Thursday, Iranian authorities reported that their Natanz nuclear power plant had caught fire. The strange thing was that they never gave clues as to what might be behind it and simply said that a booth inside the complex had burned down.
Even weirder? On June 26, there was an explosion at a military factory near Tehran, and last Friday, the National Supreme Council said that although it already had the conclusions of the case, it was not going to say them for "security reasons." For many experts, the thing is "very strange" and they do not believe that the fire on Thursday was in any house, because satellite images show, rather, a workshop of centrifuges (the devices with which it is enriched uranium to make atomic bombs).
Then what happened? Nothing is clear, but the "Cheetahs of the Fatherland," an Iranian opposition group that was virtually unknown, has already claimed responsibility for one of the attacks.
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