US EditionIsrael strikes had ‘direct impacts’ on underground nuclear site in Iran: Watchdog
- Israel has conducted a multi-day air campaign striking Iranian military and nuclear sites, including underground sections of the Natanz enrichment facility, up to June 17, 2025.
- The campaign aims to halt Iran's nuclear program amid vows by Iran's leadership to destroy Israel, while Iran has retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Israel.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed direct impacts on underground centrifuge halls at Natanz based on satellite imagery, marking a significant assessment of damage from the strikes.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu said the strikes set back Iran's nuclear program 'a very, very long time,' while Trump urged Iran to sign a deal and warned that 'Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.'
- The ongoing hostilities show no sign of abating, with Israel continuing its offensive and Iran promising further responses, raising concerns from international agencies about regional instability.
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The Hamilton SpectatorIntense Israeli strikes hit Tehran after Trump demands ‘unconditional surrender’
Israel appeared to be expanding its air campaign against Tehran five days after its surprise attack on Iran's military and nuclear program.
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UN Nuclear Agency IAEA Confirms Damage To Underground Nuclear Site In Israeli Hits
Israel successfully struck Iran's fortified Natanz nuclear facility, impacting underground uranium enrichment halls, according to the IAEA. While Natanz and Isfahan sustained damage, Fordow remains largely untouched.
·India
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