Shafaq News/ On Wednesday, the Director-General of theInternational Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, announced anexceedance of normal radiation levels within Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility.
In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Grossi clarified that theincrease “poses no immediate threat to the population or the environment.” Henoted that the Natanz facility sustained the most significant damage,referencing recent Israeli strikes that targeted nuclear installations andother military and civilian infrastructure in Iran.
Earlier on Wednesday, Grossi told CNN, “We did not have anyproof of a systematic effort to develop a nuclear weapon,” warning thatstriking nuclear facilities could have serious consequences for nuclear safetyand both regional and international security.
The IAEA confirmed in a post on X that two Iraniancentrifuge production facilities—the TESA Karaj workshop and the TehranResearch Center—were hit in recent attacks. One building at the Tehran site,where advanced centrifuge rotors were produced and tested, was struck, whiletwo buildings at the Karaj site, used to manufacture centrifuge components,were destroyed. Both facilities were under IAEA monitoring as part of theJCPOA.
The IAEA has information that two centrifuge production facilities in Iran, the TESA Karaj workshop and the Tehran Research Center, were hit. Both sites were previously under IAEA monitoring and verification as part of the JCPOA.
— IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️ (@iaeaorg) June 18, 2025At the Tehran site, one building was hit where advanced centrifuge rotors were manufactured and tested. At Karaj, two buildings were destroyed where different centrifuge components were manufactured.
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