A series of small earthquakes shakes the area near Tehran, renewing concerns about the risk of a larger quake. Multiple sources report that overnight tremors are felt around Pardis, an area east of Iran’s capital, close to the Mosha fault. The Mosha fault is described as one of Iran’s most active seismic zones. Free Malaysia Today reports nine small earthquakes, while The Independent and Al Jazeera also describe “several” tremors occurring in the same region. The coverage emphasizes that the shaking is occurring near the Mosha fault rather than at a distance from Tehran, prompting attention from residents and local authorities to the possibility of future seismic activity. All outlets link the tremors to the same fault zone and provide the same general location east of Tehran. None of the articles included in the provided excerpts mention casualties, damage assessments, or an official determination of whether the activity is foreshocks versus a separate sequence. The reports therefore focus on the renewed monitoring and heightened public concern following the latest cluster of earthquakes.