He visits the injured president of Iran, and calls for an investigation into the explosion of the port, which killed dozens

On Sunday, the President of Iran visited those who were injured in a major explosion that shook one of the main ports of the Islamic Republic, a facility linked to a previous connection to a chemical component used to make the missile motivation.

President Masoud Bizishian’s visit came when the death toll from the port of Shahid Rajai, outside Bandar Abbas, rose to 40 Iran, where about 1,000 others were injured.

While the Iranian army sought to deny the delivery of ammonium Berklores from China, new videos appeared showing a terrible scene in the Solden Port, which is still.

The hole, which seemed depth, was surrounded by smoke that prompted the authorities to close schools and companies in the region. The containers appeared shattered or threw, while the bodies of trucks and cars sat around the site.

“We have to discover the reason for this,” Pizchitan said during a meeting with officials broadcast by Iranian government television.

The authorities described the fire as under control, saying that emergency workers hope to extinguish it completely later on Sunday. Overnight, helicopters and heavy charging aircraft flew frequent sorties on the burning port, dumping sea water on the site. The satellite pictures taken on Sunday by Planet Labs PBC and analyzed by Associated Press showed a large group of black smoke that is still above the site.

Provincial governor Muhammad Asuri mentioned the last number of deaths. Bear Hussein Colevand, president of the Iranian Red Crescent Society, said only 190 of about 1,000 injuries remained in the hospital on Sunday, according to a statement delivered by the website of an Iranian government. The ruler announced three days of mourning.

The Embber Private Security Company says the port received chemicals for missile fuel in March. It was part of a shipment of ammonium birchlrops from China by two ships to Iran, which was first mentioned in January by the Financial Times. The chemical, which is used to make the missile motivation, was used to renew Iranian missile stocks, which were exhausted through its direct attacks on Israel during the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Ship tracking data that was analyzed by AP was placed one of the ships believed to carry the chemical in the vicinity in March, Ambry said.

“It is said that the fire was the result of an inappropriate deal of a shipment of solid fuel for use in Iranian ballistic missiles.”

In the first reaction on Sunday, Iranian Defense Ministry spokesman, General Reda Tlaenick, denied that missile fuel would be imported through the port.

He told State TV over the phone: “There was no (or) at the port site:” There was no (or) at the port site “There was no kind of imported charge and export of fuel or military application (or) at the port site. He called on foreign reports on unnecessary missile fuel, but he did not provide any explanation for the materials that were detonated with this amazing force on the site. The promised authorities from Talaeinik will provide more information later.

It is not clear why Iran had not transported chemicals from the port, especially after the Beirut port explosion in 2020. This explosion, which is caused by hundreds of tons of very explosive ammonium nitrate, killed more than 200 people and wounded more than 6000 others.

However, Israel targeted Iranian missile sites as Tehran uses industrial mixers to create solid fuel – this means that it has no place to treat the chemical.

The social media footage of the explosion on Saturday in the martyr of Rajai witnessed red smoke that rises from the fire before the bombing. This indicates the presence of a chemical compound participating in the explosion, as in the Beirut explosion.

Meanwhile, on Sunday, Russian President Vladimir Putin deployed several emergency aircraft to Bandar Abbas to provide assistance.