No further damage seen at Iran nuclear sites, global watchdog says
Summary
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that recent attacks did not cause further damage to key Iranian nuclear sites beyond what was initially observed. Israel claimed responsibility for the attacks, stating they were meant to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, while Iran maintained that its nuclear program is peaceful.Key Facts
- The IAEA confirmed no additional damage to Iran's Natanz nuclear facilities after Israel's reported attacks.
- One above-ground facility at Natanz was destroyed, but the underground sites showed no physical attack.
- Four buildings at the Isfahan site were damaged, including a uranium conversion plant.
- The underground Fordo enrichment plant showed no visible damage, despite reported attacks.
- Israel claimed the strikes aimed to prevent Iran from producing nuclear weapons.
- Iran argued its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and condemned the Israeli actions.
- The IAEA found no change in off-site radiation levels at affected sites.
- IAEA urged all parties to avoid actions that could escalate tensions or risk environmental harm.
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