explosions
Coverage of explosions in the Nexus archive.
- Blasts heard in Bahrain
Explosions were heard in Bahrain following the activation of air raid sirens, according to AFP.
- Bahrain sounds sirens for a third time on Wednesday, new explosions heard
Bahrain has sounded sirens for the third time on Wednesday, advising citizens and residents to seek safe locations. Additional explosions were reported in the Gulf country according to AFP.
- Fresh blasts heard in Iran's Bushehr
New explosions were reported in Bushehr, a southwestern city in Iran. The blasts occurred in the city of Bushehr, located in Iran's south western region.
- Reports of fresh blasts across Bahrain
Several explosions occurred across Bahrain on Wednesday, including a 'loud' blast reported by AFP north of the country.
- Explosions in Damascus during Macron visit: What we know
Explosions occurred near the hotel where the French president was reportedly staying in Damascus shortly after he departed for the presidential palace.
- Bomb attacks wound 18 in Damascus as Macron visits
Two explosions in Damascus near a hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was staying injured 18 people. Macron was not present in the hotel during the blasts, having already arrived at Syria's presidential palace for a meeting with Ahmed al-Sharaa.
- Macron safe after explosions in Syrian capital during French president's visit
French President Macron was unharmed after explosions occurred in the Syrian capital during his visit. Syrian state television reported that the Syrian president welcomed Macron at the presidential palace as the blasts happened.
- Explosions in Damascus as French president visits
Explosions occurred in Damascus while the French president was visiting. The article notes the simultaneous occurrence of these events.
- Explosions rock Damascus as French President Macron visits Syria
Explosions occurred in Damascus as French President Emmanuel Macron met with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. The blasts near the Four Seasons Hotel, where Macron was staying, were caused by explosive devices, though no casualties were immediately reported. A prior attack in a Damascus cafe had killed at least 10 people days earlier.
- Explosions rock Damascus as French President Macron visits Syria
Explosions occurred in Damascus shortly after French President Emmanuel Macron arrived at the presidential palace to meet Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa.
- Explosions rock Damascus as French President Macron visits Syria
Explosions occurred in Damascus during French President Macron's visit to Syria. The article reports the incident without additional context.
- 🔴 Syria: Explosions heard in Damascus during French president Macron's visit
Explosions were heard in Damascus during French President Macron's visit.
- Explosions heard in Syria’s Damascus
Explosions were heard in Damascus, Syria. Television footage showed plumes of smoke rising in the sky, but the cause of the blasts remains unclear.
- Fireworks-ignited explosions and raging fires injure several across SoCal over July 4 weekend
Fourth of July fireworks sparked dangerous explosions and raging fires across Southern California, leaving several injured and displacing families. The incidents occurred over the July 4 weekend and involved multiple dangerous incidents linked to fireworks.
- Fireworks-ignited explosions and raging fires injure several across SoCal over July 4 weekend
Fourth of July fireworks caused dangerous explosions and raging fires in Southern California, resulting in multiple injuries and family displacements over the July 4 weekend.
- Gunshots and explosions are heard at the airport in Niger’s capital Niamey, a security official and witnesses say
Gunshots and explosions were reported at the airport in Niger's capital, Niamey, according to a security official and witnesses. The incident occurred at the airport in the capital city.
- WATCH: Massive explosions captured on video destroy multiple homes
Massive explosions in Clinton Township, Pennsylvania, destroyed at least two homes and injured three people, including an 84-year-old woman, according to officials.
- Fresh explosions heard nearby Tehran
Explosions were reported in Pishva and Qarchak near Tehran, with the source originating outside the city, according to Iran's Mehr news agency.
- US launches new round of ‘self-defense strikes’ in Iran; Hegseth: ‘Key facilities’ will be bombed
The US conducted 'self-defense strikes' in Iran for the second consecutive night, as stated by the Pentagon chief, aiming to secure a deal expected by President Trump. Iran reported activating air defenses in Tehran and explosions in other areas. Hegseth warned of potential bombing of 'key facilities'.
- Over 320,000 security cameras recalled after fire, explosion reports
Over 320,000 outdoor security cameras have been recalled nationwide after reports of overheating, explosions, fires, and minor burns. The recall addresses safety hazards linked to the devices.
- Over 320,000 security cameras recalled after fire, explosion reports
Over 320,000 outdoor security cameras have been recalled nationwide due to reports of overheating, explosions, fires, and minor burns.
- US chemical tank disasters remain rare despite recent incidents, experts say
Recent incidents in Washington and California involving chemical storage tanks highlight the risks of chemical spills and explosions, though experts note such disasters remain rare. A near-miss in Garden Grove, California, involved a 7,000-gallon tank containing methyl methacrylate, a toxic chemical commonly found in American cities.
- As Israel widens war against Hezbollah, northern town of Shlomi hunkers down
Israel has escalated its war against Hezbollah, causing the northern town of Shlomi to remain on high alert despite residents returning after 2023 evacuations. The town's routine is disrupted by frequent drone sightings, rocket fire, and explosions.
- Two home explosions on same San Antonio block injure 5
Two explosions occurred at separate homes on the same block in a north San Antonio neighborhood, injuring five people several hours apart.