In the early weeks of March 2026, the city of Minab, nestled within the Hormozgan Province of southern Iran, became the epicenter of a chilling security incident that has reverberated far beyond its geographic borders. During what should have been a routine day of education, a massive explosion tore through the vicinity of a girls’ school, shattering the midday quiet and replacing the sounds of learning with the visceral roar of a blast. The event has since transformed from a localized tragedy into a complex international mystery, raising urgent questions about the safety of civilian infrastructure and the volatile nature…
