US EditionIran Site Cleanup Likely to Erase Evidence of Nuclear Work, Research Group Says
Satellite images show Iran demolished buildings at the Mojdeh site to likely erase evidence of nuclear weapons research after Israeli airstrikes, the Institute for Science and International Security said.
- A research group says Iran has launched a cleanup operation at a nuclear site hit by Israeli airstrikes, likely removing evidence of nuclear weapons work.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency head Rafael Grossi said Iran is obligated to allow inspections to resume.
- Britain, France and Germany were likely to begin re-imposing UN sanctions on Iran for violating a 2015 nuclear deal.
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Clean-up of Iran site likely to erase any evidence of nuclear work, research group says
Iran has launched a speedy clean-up operation at a nuclear-related site in northern Tehran hit by Israeli airstrikes that will likely remove evidence of any nuclear weapons development work, a research group said on Wednesday.
Clean-up of Iran site likely to erase any evidence of nuclear work, research group sa
Satellite images show Iran rapidly clearing debris at Tehran’s Mojdeh site, hit by Israeli strikes in June; researchers says demolition likely aims to erase evidence of past nuclear weapons work as IAEA presses to resume inspections, Europe readies UN sanctions
Watchdog: Iran 'sanitizing' bombed nuclear facility
Satellite imagery shows Iran rushing to clear rubble from the Mojdeh facility near Tehran, with analysts warning the cleanup is meant to prevent inspectors from uncovering illicit nuclear activity. By World Israel News Staff Iran is rapidly working to erase evidence of nuclear weapons development at a site bombed by Israel during June’s Rising Lion war, according to a new report from the Institute for Science and International Security. The nonp…
Shafaq News - Follow-up: A research group revealed that Iran has begun a rapid clean-up operation at the Mojdeh nuclear site north of the capital, Tehran, which was subjected to Israeli airstrikes, to erase evidence of any work to develop nuclear weapons. The Institute for Science and International Security said that satellite images "show significant efforts by Iran to quickly remove damaged or destroyed buildings, and these efforts are likely …
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