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Explosions were recorded in the city of Sirik in southern Iran.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. Explosions occurred in the city of Sirik in southern Iran, Reuters reports citing local media.
"Several explosions were heard in Iranian Sirik," the report said.
As the agency clarifies, the cause of the explosions is still unknown.

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