Atomic Energy Agency: There are no fears of radiation leaks in Iran
She said The International Atomic Energy Agency said that Iranian facilities containing nuclear materials were not damaged in the ongoing American-Israeli attack since Saturday, and there are no risks of radioactive leakage.
The agency reported on the X platform: "Based on analysis of the latest available satellite images, the International Atomic Energy Agency does not see any damage to facilities containing nuclear material in Iran, and therefore at this time there is no risk of radioactive emissions"
Structural damage
It explained that it was detected near the Natanz facility in the center of the country. "Damage to two buildings" Without "No additional effect" after "Damage at entrances" It was reported Tuesday.
The agency reported that it did not happen "No impact on other nuclear sites, including the Bushehr plant" In southern Iran.
The Director General of the Agency, Rafael Grossi, renewed his call to… "Maximum self-control" To avoid the risk of any radiation leakage.
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