Summary
A projectile hit near Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant, resulting in the death of one person. The attack was part of United States-Israeli strikes on Iranian sites, but radiation levels remained normal. Iran's Foreign Minister criticized the safety risks, and international authorities called for military restraint to avoid nuclear accidents.
Key Facts
- A projectile near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant killed one person.
- The attack involved US-Israeli strikes on Iranian sites.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported no change in radiation levels.
- Iran's Foreign Minister said the Bushehr site was bombed four times since the conflict began.
- The IAEA Director General expressed deep concern over attacks near nuclear sites.
- An auxiliary building at the Bushehr plant was damaged, but the main plant was not affected.
- US and Israeli strikes also targeted petrochemical plants in Iran, injuring at least five people.
- An Iranian official reported shooting down a US drone and forcing down two warplanes.
