Reuters: Israel Destroyed More Than Just The Natanz Nuclear Reactor

The consequences of a strike on Iran have been clarified.

Israel has destroyed Iran's Natanz nuclear reactor, one of the country's most important facilities. The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, Mohammad Eslami, admitted that the reactor hall itself, as well as most of the uranium enrichment facility's centrifuges, had been "put out of action."

The IAEA also confirmed Israel's strike on the Natanz nuclear reactor, and said that inspectors' access to the facility is now denied and radiation background monitoring is done remotely, the Reuters.

On the night of June 13, the Israeli Air Force carried out dozens of strikes on Iran's nuclear-related facilities.

IAEA Director General Grossi said his organization was "alarmed by the situation in Iran." Media reports say that the airstrike destroyed two chancellors, an underground nuclear missile complex and a number of laboratories.

Jerusalem emphasized that Tehran had enough enriched uranium to build more than one nuclear bomb.

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