Iran denies that Isfahan nuclear facility was attacked
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, September 5 - According to a report from the Islamic Republic News Agency of Iran, the public relations department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement on the 5th, denying that the Isfahan nuclear technology center and nuclear facilities had been attacked, stating that the related news is purely fictional.
The statement said that the recent rumors circulating online about an attack on the Isfahan nuclear facility are baseless. Spreading such content in the current sensitive situation is an act by hostile forces attempting to create a tense atmosphere, disrupt public opinion, and incite panic among the populace.
The statement urged the public to obtain information about the security situation only through official agencies and authoritative media, and not to forward unverified or unreliable information.
The statement emphasized that Iranian relevant departments are maintaining a high level of vigilance and closely monitoring the movements of hostile forces.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps denied rumors of an attack on the Isfahan nuclear facility on September 5, stating that the claims are unfounded and part of a disinformation campaign. The statement emphasized the importance of obtaining information from official sources and maintaining vigilance against hostile forces.
- Iran denies that the Isfahan nuclear facility was attacked.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement on September 5.
- The report claims that the attack rumors are baseless and intended to create panic.
- Iran urges the public to rely on official sources for information.