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A massive fire has erupted at an oil refinery in Mexico, sending thick smoke and flames into the sky and raising concerns over industrial safety and energy infrastructure security. Emergency teams were quickly deployed to control the blaze as authorities began investigating the cause of the incident.

While there is currently no confirmed evidence linking the fire to any external attack or geopolitical involvement, online speculation has surged due to rising global tensions in the energy sector, including ongoing U.S.–Iran relations.

Officials have not reported any confirmed casualties at this stage, and the full extent of the damage remains under assessment. The situation is still developing as investigations continue.

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00:25Did Iran hit Mexico's oil refinery?
00:29A massive fire erupted at one of Mexico's most important energy facilities, but there
00:35is no evidence of any foreign attack.
00:38Dramatic visuals show flames tearing through the petroleum coke storage area at the Olmeca
00:45refinery in Paralliso, Tabasco.
00:47Bright orange fire and dense smoke could be seen from miles away, raising immediate concerns
00:54about safety and potential damage.
00:56The refinery, operated by Pemex, is a key part of Mexico's energy infrastructure, designed
01:04to process up to 340,000 barrels of oil per day.
01:09Emergency response teams moved in quickly.
01:12Around 150 personnel, including Pemex units, the Navy, Army forces, and local responders,
01:20were deployed to contain the blaze.
01:22Within hours, officials confirmed the fire was brought under control and fully extinguished.
01:28Crucially, there were no injuries, no fatalities, and no explosions reported.
01:35Authorities stated that the fire was limited to the coke storage area and did not spread to
01:40the main processing units, preventing what could have been a far more serious incident.
01:45Still, the dramatic footage quickly fueled speculation online.
01:51Some social media posts began linking the fire to broader geopolitical tensions, raising questions
01:57about possible external involvement or sabotage.
02:01But there is no evidence to support those claims.
02:05Officials have made it clear.
02:07There is no indication of any foreign attack or connection to international conflicts.
02:12No drones, no missiles, no external actors have been identified.
02:18Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, confirmed that the situation was handled promptly and remains
02:24under control.
02:25The cause of the fire, however, is still unknown.
02:29Pemex has described it as an internal incident within the coke storage area, with safety protocols
02:35activated immediately.
02:38Investigations are now underway to determine exactly what triggered the blaze.
02:43This marks the second fire linked to the facility in recent weeks, following a deadly incident in March,
02:50adding to ongoing concerns about safety and operational stability at the site.
02:55For now, operations remain unaffected, but questions remain.
03:00What caused the fire, and could it happen again?
03:03As investigations continue, authorities are urging the public to rely on verified information,
03:10while the refinery returns to normal operations.
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