Iran's Isfahan Radiological Disinfection Facility Attacked, No Radioactive Leakage Found So Far
On March 8 local time, the Iranian National Center for Nuclear Safety Regulation announced that on March 7 local time, a gamma radiation sterilization facility located in Isfahan Province was attacked by airstrikes and missile strikes from the United States and Israel, resulting in severe damage to the center's infrastructure.
Official environmental monitoring results from Iran indicate that, as of now, there has been no abnormal increase in gamma radiation dose rates in the surrounding areas, and no radioactive contamination has been found at the site or in nearby areas. (Reporter: Li Jiannan, Wang Zheng)
On March 7, the United States and Israel conducted airstrikes and missile attacks on a gamma irradiation facility in Isfahan, Iran, causing significant damage to the infrastructure. Iranian authorities reported no radioactive leakage or abnormal radiation levels in the surrounding area following the attack.
- The gamma irradiation facility in Isfahan was attacked on March 7.
- The attack was conducted by the United States and Israel.
- Significant damage was reported to the facility's infrastructure.
- No radioactive leakage has been detected in the surrounding area.
- Environmental monitoring showed no abnormal increase in gamma radiation levels.