The Uranus Enrichment Plant was destroyed in Natanze. Inside the matter there is a radiological and chemical pollution. Iran’s authorities have identified attacks for two more things.
In Iran, a plant with ground -based pilot for enriching Uranus in Natanze was destroyed. About this at the UN Security Council on Friday, June 13, the leader of Magate Rafael Grossy, CNN reported.
According to him, there is a radiological and chemical pollution within the facility in Natanze, but this pollution can deal with the use of appropriate steps. Grossi noted that outside of the radioactivity matter was at a normal level.
“Currently, the Iran government has informed us about attacking two more things -that is, the fuel enrichment plant in Fordo and the matter in Isfahan. So far, we do not have enough information, except that we can also confirm the reality of military activity around these things,” Grossy said.
He emphasized that nuclear things should not be targeted – under no circumstances.
“Such attacks have serious consequences for nuclear security, security, guarantee systems, as well as for regional and international peace and security,” Grossy said.
He added that he was willing to come to the region immediately once there was an opportunity to assess the situation in the area and support Iran’s security measures.
Earlier, the media reported that as a result of Israel’s attack on Iran at a nuclear facility in Natanze, a leakage of radioactive components was recorded.
Remember, on the eve of IAEA, for the first time in 20 years, Iran has accused the violation of nuclear obligations. The resolution was supported by 19 countries. Against Russia, China and Burkina-Faso.
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