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It Was Alleged that There Was a Nuclear Leak at the Natanz Nuclear Facility Attacked by Israel: The Radioactivity Level Did Not Change, but There Is Radiological Contamination
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The Natanz facility was significantly damaged, but Israel has so far refrained from attacking the fuel depots in Isfahan. According to some researchers, this may have been a deliberate decision to prevent radioactive contamination or with the idea that Iran would surrender and hand over its enriched uranium stockpiles later.
It has been claimed that radiation and chemical leaks have been detected at the Natanz Nuclear Facility, which was targeted in the Israeli attack; Iran announced that the contamination did not spread outside. After Iran announced that there was limited damage to the Fordo and Isfahan nuclear facilities, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced that there was radiation and chemical leaks at the Natanz Nuclear Facility. The agency s…
It was alleged that there was a nuclear leak at the Natanz Nuclear Facility attacked by Israel: The radioactivity level did not change, but there is radiological contamination
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