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00:10 Report by Ralph Martin
00:48 Rafael Grossi | International Atomic Energy Agency
01:41 Walter Posch | Institute for Peace Support and Conflict Management | June 14, 2025

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APTN_250613_4582878_Iran_Israel_Attack_Natanz_Smoke-V2
The Natanz nuclear site in Iran on fire after Israeli airstrikes -  a key enrichment plant, the centerpiece of Iran's nuclear program. 

:08 MAP
Iran says it has NO nuclear weapons program - that it is pursuing nuclear energy for electricity. This map shows the country's main nuclear sites - besides Natanz, there are reactors at Arak and Bushehr, the Fordo enrichment center, and a major refined uranium fuel storage site at Isfahan. 

:30 ((Satellite photos - before and after))  ((RWNE_20250614_2014 credit Maxar))  
These satellite images of Natanz show destroyed equipment above ground. But many components are buried deep underground - raising questions about how much damage airstrikes can do. The International Atomic Energy Agency said Isreal took out important equipment - but left the core inact.

:48 SOT Grossi  RWNE_20250616_2371   
"Electricity infrastructure at the facility, which included an electrical substation, a main electric power supply building, an emergency power supply and back up generators was also destroyed. There has been no indication of a physical attack on the underground cascade hall containing part of the pilot fuel enrichment plant and the main fuel enrichment plant"

1:18  RWNE_20250614_2077
Israel also hit the Isfahan enrichment facility in southwest Iran but  did NOT hit the underground uranium storage site there - which could have caused a radiation leak with unpredictable consquences. 

1:32 ((Scientists pix))   RWNE_20250613_1561
The targeted killings of two senior nuclear scientists may have more of an effect on Iran's ability to pursue nuclear weapons. 

1:41  SOT Posch   
"These were the scientists who accompanied program from almost its inception, they have all the institutional knowledge, the very knowledge that is not yet documented, and they played the key role. They are serious academics and certainly Iran's best... it's a serious blow. "

2:00     RWNE_20250612_5791
Before the attacks, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Iran could refine enough enriched uranium to produce multiple nuclear weapons within weeks. Israel  may have set the program back - but with so many well-protected facilities still intact, it's not clear by how much.