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IAEA Says No Radiation Spike Reported After Missile Incident in Dimona
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it is aware of reports of a missile impact in Dimona, Israel, and has not received any indication of damage to the Negev nuclear research center.
According to information from regional states, no abnormal radiation levels have been detected following the incident.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said the agency is closely monitoring the situation and stressed that “maximum military restraint should be observed, in particular in the vicinity of nuclear facilities.”
Iran Strikes Israel's Dimona, Arad as Conflict Intensifies
According to Iran's Press TV: Iranian missiles have struck targets in Dimona and Arad, according to initial reports. Dozens of people were reportedly injured.
Israel Claims Hundreds of Targets Struck in Iran and Lebanon
According to Israel Defense Forces, Israel carried out strikes on hundreds of targets across Iran, as well as sites linked to Hezbollah in Lebanon, as part of its ongoing military operations.
Iran Says 20,984 Injured in US-Israeli Attacks; No Death Toll Updated
Iran’s Health Ministry says 20,984 people have been injured so far in what it describes as US-Israeli aggression, according to the latest figures. This information has been shared by the country's state media.
No Signs of Peace as Conflict Enters Fourth Week
More than three weeks into the conflict, there are no visible signs of de-escalation, with hostilities continuing across multiple fronts.