IAEA: Iran Heavy Water Plant ‘No Longer Operational’ after Israeli Strike
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports that Iran's heavy water plant is no longer operational after an Israeli strike. Despite US claims of crippling Iranian military capabilities, Iran has continued to launch attacks on Israel and Gulf countries, showcasing its remaining missile and drone capabilities.
Iran's heavy water plant is no longer operational after an Israeli strike. The US and Israel have launched a campaign against Iran, killing many leaders and destroying military installations. Despite this, Iran has continued to fire ballistic missiles and drones at Israel and US bases. The US military says Iran's attack rate has decreased by 90%, but analysts warn that this may not mean a significant reduction in Iran's capabilities. Iran still likely possesses thousands of drones and hundreds of ballistic missiles. The ongoing conflict has caused fear and paralysis in Israel, with millions rushing to bomb shelters daily.
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