Key Facts
• June 13, 2025: IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi condemned Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear sites.
• Iran reported damage only at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility, with no radiation increase.
• Other nuclear facilities, including Fordow and Isfahan, reported no damage.
• Grossi expressed intent to visit Iran soon to assess the situation and ensure safety.
• IAEA urged Iran and Israel to exercise maximum restraint amid escalating tensions.
• CNN reported Iran’s nuclear facilities are fortified with reinforced concrete to resist airstrikes.
Summary
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on June 13, 2025, that only one Iranian nuclear facility, the Natanz uranium enrichment site, sustained damage following an Israeli attack. No radiation level increases were detected. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi condemned the attack, emphasizing that nuclear facilities must not be targeted under any circumstances. He expressed plans to visit Iran promptly to analyze the damage and ensure safety. Other key Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow and Isfahan, were reported undamaged. The IAEA called for restraint from both Iran and Israel to prevent further escalation. According to CNN, Iran’s nuclear facilities are heavily fortified to withstand airstrikes. The situation highlights growing regional tensions and the need for diplomatic solutions.
