Iran Quake Sparks Nuclear Test Fears Amid US Tremors; IAEA Denies Damage

• A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck Iran's Gerash region at a 10km depth, a seismically active area where Arabian and Eurasian plates collide.
• Social media speculated the quake was a covert nuclear test, linking it to the Iran-Israel-US conflict, but seismic data suggests natural tectonic activity.
• Over 100 small earthquakes were recorded in Nevada, US, near the Tonopah Test Range, fueling international discussions.
• IAEA stated no indication of damage to Iran's nuclear facilities, though Iran's ambassador Reza Najafi claimed Natanz was attacked.
• Last year, Israel and the US attacked Natanz, and IAEA inspectors have been denied access since.