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Satellite Images Confirm Damage to Iran's Natanz Nuclear Facility After Strike

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News18•04-03-2026, 00:15

Satellite Images Confirm Damage to Iran's Natanz Nuclear Facility After Strike

•Vantor imaging company released satellite images showing damage to buildings and vehicle entrances at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility.
•The UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA, confirmed "some recent damage" but stated "no radiological consequence expected."
•Natanz, Iran's main enrichment site 220 km southeast of Tehran, was targeted by a US-Israeli attack.
•This marks the first confirmed strike against a nuclear site in Iran during the latest round of fighting.
•US President Donald Trump warned of Iran's nuclear ambitions, claiming Iran seeks to rebuild its program.

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