There is no other harm in Iran’s positions, says the International Nuclear Energy Agency

The head of the World Nuclear Nuclear Agency says that there was no additional damage to the Iranian Natanian uranium enrichment station since Israel has hit the country’s nuclear sites on Friday.

Raphael Grouosi told the International Conservative Council of the Insight Agency (Atomic Energy Agency) that an Earth’s fertilization facility in Natanz was destroyed, but there were no signs of a physical attack on the underground facility there.

He said that four buildings were also damaged at the ISIS site, including a uranium conversion factory, and there was no visible damage in the Fordo -underground enrichment factory.

Israel said it attacked the sites and killed nine nuclear scientists to prevent Iran’s nuclear weapons.

It has claimed that Iran has taken steps in recent months to vaccinate its “fertilized uranium stock, which can be used to make fuel for power plants as well as nuclear bombs.

On Sunday, Iran reported that its nuclear program was peaceful and urged the Council of States 35 out of 35 countries to condemn Israeli strikes.

On Monday, Jarusi briefed the International Atomic Energy Agency that was watching the situation in Iran with great care, and making sure that the country’s nuclear facilities are placed and evaluating radiation levels through communication with the local authorities.

He said that on Friday’s attack on Natanz destroyed the surface of the ground from the PFEP (PFEP) factory, as the centrifugal waterfalls produced uranium to fertilize up to 60 % of the purity-near 90 % required for uranium at the arms level

The electrical infrastructure was also destroyed in Natanz, which included an electric sub -station, the power supply building, and the emergency generators.

“There was no indication of a physical attack on a successive underground hall containing a portion of the PFEP and the main fuel enrichment plant. However, the energy loss in the CASCADE may have been affected by the central expulsion there,” added Grossi.

He also said that there was radiological and chemical pollution on the site, but the level of radioactive activity abroad has not changed and at the normal levels.

The Israeli army said on Friday that the underground parcel hall was also damaged as part of the attack on Natanz, but it did not provide any evidence.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said that four buildings were damaged in a separate attack on Friday at the Technim Nuclear Central Chemical Laboratory, the uranium conversion factory, the fuel manufacturing factory in Tehran, and an elbow to convert the uranium hexi to the uranium, which was under construction.

As in Natanz, radiation levels are still out of the site.

The Israeli army said on Friday that the two converts “dismantled a mineral uranium production facility, the infrastructure to restore fertilized uranium, laboratories and additional infrastructure.”

On Saturday, the semi -official Iranian news agency, AEOI spokesman (AEOI), said that there are “limited damages to some areas at the Fordo Festival site” after an Israeli attack.

However, the Israeli army has not confirmed any strikes there.

Grosso said he had not noticed any damage to Fordo, or in the heavy water reactor in Khundab, which is under construction.

He urged all parties to exercise the maximum level of restraint, and warned that the military escalation threatened lives and increased the opportunity of radiological issuance with severe consequences for people and the environment.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchchi told foreign diplomats in Tehran on Saturday that Israel’s attacks on his country’s nuclear facilities were “a flagrant violation of international law”, and that he hoped that the International International Energy Agency Council will issue a strong conviction.

He also said that Iranian missile strikes on Israel since Friday were “a response to the aggression.”

Israeli army spokesperson, Brej Jin Evi Defern, said on Monday that his air campaign “will continue to act in the pursuit of the goal of the operation, to neutralize the existential threat from Iran, from its nuclear project to the rocket ceiling.”

The Iranian Ministry of Health says that Israeli strikes have killed more than 220 people since Friday. Twenty -four Israelis were killed by Iranian missiles, according to the Israeli authorities.

Last Thursday, the Council of the International Atomic Energy Agency officially Iran has declared violation of its obligations other than spreading For the first time in 20 years. A decision said that “the many failures” of Iran to provide the agency with full answers about its unannounced nuclear materials and nuclear activities do not constitute non -compliance.

Under a 2015 nuclear deal with global powers, Iran was not allowed to enrich uranium above 3.67 % of purity – the required level of fuel for commercial nuclear power plants – and was not allowed to implement any enrichment in Fordo for 15 years.

However, US President Donald Trump abandoned the agreement during his first term in 2018, saying that he did not do much to stop a path to a bomb and restore US sanctions.

Iran has risen by increasingly violating restrictions – especially those related to enrichment. Fordo enrichment resumed in 2021 and collected enough 60 % enriched uranium to manufacture nine nuclear bombs, according to the International Agency.