Centrifuge in the Iranian Intanium Enrichment Plant in Natanz were probably destroyed in Israeli attacks, the main director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) told Rafael Grossi on Monday.
– They are probably seriously damaged, if not completely destroyed, Grossi told the BBC, explaining that this was due to the disappearance of the electricity caused by attack on Friday.
During the emergency session of the IAEA Board in Vienna, he reported a seriously damaged plant in Natanz from Friday did not suffer additional destruction. He pointed out that the underworld part of the plant was not affected, but that the equipment that was found there may be damaged due to the power failure.
Grossi warned that the contamination of radiation inside the plant is dangerous, although radiation levels remained outside the attacked complex in the norms of normal.
The surface part of the plant in Natanz, where uranium enriches up to a level of 60 percent, was destroyed on Friday. The damage was also recorded in the plant in the plant in the IFAHAN, while the subway repair report for the Fordow enrichment plant has been added, Grossi added.
Israel said that attacks focused on the prevention of Iran to develop nuclear weapons. Tehran, however, argues that his nuclear program develops solely for civilian purposes.
Grossi warned in Vienna that the military escalation slows down “key diplomatic efforts to ensure that Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon.”
(Vijesti.ba)
