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A massive fire has erupted at Tehran’s busy Jannat Abad Market, sending thick black smoke billowing across large parts of the Iranian capital. While officials say the blaze began in a warehouse section and report no casualties, the incident comes at a highly sensitive moment — just days before expected Iran–U.S. talks in Turkey.

As regional tensions remain high and memories of recent explosions linger, social media speculation has surged, with some questioning whether sabotage could be involved. Iranian authorities, however, deny any link to foreign interference, insisting the cause is still under investigation. The fire has reignited concerns over stability in the region and whether even accidents could derail fragile diplomatic efforts.

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00:00Today, thick black smoke rose over Tehran, visible from miles away after a massive fire
00:27erupted in one of the city's busiest market areas.
00:31And in a region already on edge, this incident is raising serious questions.
00:37Here's what we know so far.
00:39On the morning of February 3rd, 2026, a large fire broke out at Jenad Abed Market in western
00:46Tehran.
00:48The blaze started around 9.55 a.m. local time, right as the market was coming alive for the
00:54day.
00:55Jenad Abed is not a small location.
00:58It's a dense commercial bazaar packed with stalls, shops and storage units spread across
01:04roughly 2,000 square meters.
01:07The market sits near a major traffic point, the Niyansh Highway intersection, which meant
01:12the smoke was seen across large parts of the city.
01:16Firefighters from multiple stations were rushed in.
01:20Videos show flames tearing through structures and heavy black smoke billowing into the sky.
01:27According to Iranian state media, the Tehran Fire Department and international outlets like
01:33Reuters and AFP, no injuries or casualties have been reported so far.
01:39A little relief.
01:41Officials say the fire started in a shed or a warehouse section of the market.
01:46The cause?
01:47Still unknown.
01:48An investigation is underway and, so far, there is no official mention of sabotage, arson or
01:55foul play.
01:56But that hasn't stopped speculation.
01:59On social media, dramatic footage is spreading fast.
02:04Some users are linking the fire to a string of recent incidents, including explosions last
02:10month in Bandar Abbas and Awaz.
02:13Those blasts were previously attributed to gas leaks and accidents, despite online claims
02:18of covert attacks.
02:20Officials and denials from both Israel and the United States have rejected any connection
02:26to sabotage.
02:28This suspicion isn't new.
02:30During and after the 2025 Israel-Iran conflict, a series of unexplained fires and explosions fed
02:38fears of secret operations, but, and this is critical, no credible evidence currently links
02:45today's market fire to any external attack.
02:49All of this comes as diplomacy quietly moves forward.
02:52Iran and the United States are expected to hold indirect talks in Istanbul this week, focusing
02:58on nuclear issues, de-escalation and avoiding military confrontation.
03:04With regional tensions high in warships and warnings in the background, even accidents can feel
03:11like signals.
03:12For now, the facts are clear.
03:15Today's Tehran market fire is a major incident, but at this stage, it appears to be an accident,
03:22not an attack.
03:23The investigation continues, and as always in this region, the story may still evolve.
03:34This takes all of avideo.
03:52This is a news update.
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