In Iran, at the Hondab complex, which includes a heavy water research reactor, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the distillation unit was damaged, among other things. UNN reports with reference to the IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency.
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It is noted that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) continues to closely monitor and assess the situation regarding Israeli attacks on nuclear facilities in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Currently, the IAEA has information that key buildings at the heavy water production research facility in Hondab, Iran, have been damaged as a result of Israeli strikes, including the distillation plant. This is stated in a post published on the X network.
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IAEA inspectors remain present in Iran, ready to deploy to nuclear facilities when possible, said agency chief Grossi.
He also emphasized that he is ready to "immediately embark on a journey and interact with all relevant parties."
Military escalation threatens lives, increases the likelihood of a radioactive release with serious consequences for people and the environment, and delays the necessary work to diplomatically resolve the issue of a long-term guarantee that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.
Recall
Earlier, UNN reported that according to US intelligence, Iran has not yet made a final decision on creating nuclear weapons.
US President Donald Trump said he does not know whether Iran still has a nuclear program after Israeli strikes on the country, and is not sure that negotiations will take place this weekend.