Israeli strikes hit centrifuge facility in Iran’s Isfahan: IAEA

Israeli air raids have damaged a centrifuge manufacturing workshop in the central Iranian city of Isfahan, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on Saturday.

According to the agency, the site did not hold any nuclear material, and the strike is expected to have no radiological impact.

The Israeli military stated earlier that its air force had targeted a nuclear facility in Isfahan overnight. The site, also struck at the start of Israel’s current operation, plays a role in uranium conversion — a key stage in the enrichment process.

Later, the Israeli army, according to the Israeli daily Haaretz, confirmed that the target was a facility inside the complex used to produce centrifuges, essential for uranium enrichment.