Iran confirms it carried out air strikes on nuclear facilities

 

Iran confirms it carried out air strikes on nuclear facilities

Iran says it has carried out air strikes on the Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities. The BBC reported this in a report by the country's news agency Tasnim on Sunday (June 22).

Morteza Haidari, a spokesman for the disaster management department in Qom province, said part of the Fordow nuclear plant had been hit by air strikes. A few hours earlier, parts of the Fordow nuclear facility came under air attack after Qom's air defense system detected enemy targets.

Akbar Salehi, deputy governor for security in Isfahan, said several explosions were heard in Natanz and Isfahan. Two nuclear power plants were attacked.

Tehran has not said whether the United States carried out the attack.

Iran's state television says Donald Trump may have lied about U.S. airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. This will be clear after investigation.

On Sunday, US President Donald Trump posted on social media that the US Air Force had attacked three nuclear facilities in Iran at 6 am Bangladesh time. "" "We have conducted very successful strikes on Iran's Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan nuclear facilities." Currently, all flights are out of Iran's airspace. A full-scale attack was carried out on the primary installations of the Fordow nuclear plant. All aircraft returned safely.

"No other military in the world has done this," he added. Congratulations to the Americans. It's time for peace!

On Thursday, Trump said he would decide within two weeks whether to join the Iran-Israel conflict. However, before the deadline passed, Donald Trump called for a US attack on Iran.