https://www.rt.com/news/493400-tajrish-tehran-explosion-iran-videos/

A serious fire has been reported at a medical clinic in northern Tehran, with locals posting footage of an explosion at the site and images of thick, black smoke. Three people have been injured, officials said.

Iran’s ISNA news agency published footage of clouds of smoke over the scene, while other online videos which purport to have captured the incident showed flames and a descending whirl of sparks.

The emergency services later said it was likely caused by the explosion of a gas cylinder used to store liquefied gas.

Twitter users said that the incident happened near Tajrish Square, one of the busiest areas of the capital.

https://www.mediamatters.org/reddit/pro-trump-forum-helping-other-toxic-subreddits-relaunch-outside-reddit

Moderators for the now-banned subreddit “r/The_Donald” have helped other subreddits with toxic content find a new home, using a backup forum created to circumvent previous Reddit restrictions. Although Reddit banned some of these subreddits this month, r/The_Donald and others have had ample time to prepare.

On June 29, Reddit announced that it was banning about 2,000 subreddits in an attempt to make its policy against hate speech more explicit. One of those banned forums is r/The_Donald, a pro-Trump subreddit known for spreading misinformation and bigoted content. The subreddit was quarantined in June 2019 by the platform following a Media Matters report on its users issuing calls to violence against law enforcement. In the months following the quarantine, the subreddit’s moderators created a backup forum called TheDonald.win, which they then promoted on r/The_Donald and which the subreddit’s users officially moved to earlier this year after a further crackdown from Reddit.

TheDonald.win is now extending its efforts beyond just providing space for users of r/The_Donald. During June (and particularly since Reddit’s announcement yesterday), the moderators have helped launch new forums for multiple subreddits under the existing “.win” infrastructure.