US EditionUN watchdog: Iran nuclear program ‘suffered enormous damage’
IRAN, JUN 26 – International Atomic Energy Agency reports major damage to Iran's Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites, setting back Iran's nuclear capabilities by years, officials said.
- In Vienna last Thursday, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said Iran's nuclear program suffered 'enormous damage' from recent US and Israeli strikes.
- Years of preparation since 2009 led to the development of the GB-U57 bomb, culminating in the 2025 strikes that inflicted enormous damage on Iran's nuclear sites.
- Satellite images from June 24 show fresh craters at Fordow; CIA confirmed severe damage will take years to rebuild.
- Iran’s parliament approved suspending IAEA cooperation, the bill became law after Guardian Council sign-off, and Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf pledged to accelerate Iran’s civilian nuclear programme.
- Grossi emphasized resuming inspections is a priority, warning Iran that refusal could trigger consequences and deepen the crisis.
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