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Israeli Defense Groups (IDF) hit the Isfahan -Nuclear site in Iran on Friday evening, a location where uranium goes beyond the enrichment of the “reconversion” process of building a Nuclear bomb.
“The strike dismantled a facility for producing metallic uranium, infrastructure for reconsidering enriched uranium, laboratories and extra infrastructure,” said the IDF on Friday.
On Friday evening, video images posted by Iranian media showed the Iranian air defense that tried to intercept a new wave of Israeli attacks on the site, so that it was added to a list of targeted nuclear sites that include the most important Natanz facility.
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People gather on a hill to see how smoke was contracted in Tehran, Iran, Iran on 14 June 2025 in the distance of an Israeli air raid. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran said that the country would respond “decisively and proportionally” to a wave of attacks that Israel launched in the early hours of 13 June. The attacks were several soldiers, scientific and residential locations, as well as the high government officials. (Photo by Khoshiran/Midden -Sost images/AFP via getty images)
The IAEA has confirmed that a nuclear facility was beaten in Isfahan By Israel, But the operational status remains unknown.
“The uranium conversion facility of ISFAhan is the core of the search from Iran to Mastery of the Interior Fuel Cycle,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior director at the Foundation for Defense or Democracy’s Iran program, to Fox News Digital.
In Isfahan, uranium is converted into a condition that is suitable for gaseous enrichment.
“Including this capacity at Isfahan would break the dots between each other Iran is diverse Nuclear industry and possibly handicap future efforts to prepare uranium for enrichment. ”
The IDF hit the nuclear site in the Isfahan area (IDF)
Direct bombing of a facility that stores nuclear fuel is a big blow to Iran’s nuclear program – but also risks radioactive spills. Israel avoided the touch of Iran’s supply of nuclear fuel in the near-bomb in Isfahan, the New York Times reported.
“All these developments are deeply worrying,” said the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director -General Rafael Grossi in a statement about the attacks. “I have repeatedly stated that nuclear facilities should never be attacked, regardless of the context or circumstances, because it could harm both people and the environment.”
Israel has now focused more than 200 locations in Iran to eliminate Iran’s nuclear capacity.
Technicians work within a uranium conversion facility that produces unit on March 30, 2005, just outside the city of Isfahan, about 254 miles (410 kilometers), south of the capital, Tehran, Iran. The cities of Isfahan and Natanz in Central Iran are the home of Iran’s core program. The facility in Isfahan makes hexaflouride gas, which is then enriched by feeding in centrifuges in a facility in Natanz, Iran. Iranian President Mohammad Khatami and the head of the Iran Atomic Energy Organization Gholamreza Aghazadeh visited the facilities. (Getty Images)
Iranian media reported on Saturday that Israel was beaten near the northwestern refinery of Tabriz and reported three rocket attacks at locations near West -Iran.
The Israeli army said that initial strikes had eliminated nine nuclear scientists, in addition to the best generals in Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and dozens of others.
Iran’s counter attacks killed three Israelis.
Experts have long warned that Iran has been removed from the enrichment of uranium to an arms quality 90%, and Israeli intelligence sources suggest that Iran had gone further than enrichment in the early production phase of a nuclear weapon.
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The IAEA has warned the “rapid accumulation of highly enriched uranium” by Iran and said that the regime has been opaque about the provision of details about their use.
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