Iran's Supreme Leader has attended the joint funerals of 17 soldiers killed in an explosion at a Revolutionary Guards arms depot.
Among the dead was the man officially described as the architect of Iran's missile programme, General Hassan Moqaddam.
The huge blast to the west of Tehran was felt in the capital. The authorities say it was an accident, denying suggestions that it was sabotage.
The American magazine Time believes differently. It spells out what Israeli media have hinted at: that this was the work of Israel's secret service.
The only thing that gets me is that the report is an extension of speculation, all because TIME magazine said something about it (the blast) being caused by Iran. I'm not saying that I don't agree with the report, because c'mon, everything that we've seen the past couple weeks definitely suggests that Israel had something to do with it. This is just a good example of how speculation can turn sides against each other. So whether or not it's true, it is now out in the open that Israel is suspected of blowing up an Iranian military depot. And that's definitely grounds for waging war.
Hold on to your hats boys...
