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At least 46 people have died after a massive explosion at one of Iran’s main ports on Saturday. The blast injured over 1,000 people. Iranian authorities have not said yet what caused the blast. In January, the Financial Times reports, ships carrying missile fuel were headed to the port from China. The blast occurred as the U.S and Iran were holding a third round of talks over Iran’s nuclear program.
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