— ❗️🇮🇷☢️ NEW: An Armenian station picked up last night's 4.6 Richter scale seismic event in Iran

According to the Armenian researchers, it lacks a seismic compressional wave, making the event more consistent with an explosion than an earthquake.

The first image shows Iran's seismic event last night, which happened in the Kavir desert near a town called Aradan. The other images compare seismic vibrations from earthquakes vs nuclear tests; the Iranian seismic event looks more like an underground nuclear test than an earthquake. One tell-tale sign is that there was not a single 'after shock'.

There is no conclusive evidence yet. But this is starting to look more and more interesting. Just yesterday, prominent Iranian politicians said Iran needs to establish a 'new grade of deterrence', possibly referring to nuclear weapons.

@Middle_East_Spectator