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The Israeli Army launched an Attack on the Iranian Nuclear Complex in Isfahan

Published June 21, 2025
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Israel launched strikes early this morning targeting multiple locations in Isfahan province, including a key nuclear facility in the city, as well as the Lenjan, Mobarakeh and Shahrezi areas, Iran’s Fars news agency reported.

Isfahan Deputy Governor Akbar Salehi confirmed that the Isfahan nuclear facility was the main target of the attack, prompting a swift response from Iranian air defense systems.

The Israeli military confirmed that it carried out strikes early Saturday targeting nuclear and production centers in Iran’s Isfahan province.

There were no reported casualties, and authorities said there was no leakage of hazardous materials at the nuclear facility or in the surrounding areas, AA writes.

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