IDF says strike on Natanz hit underground centrifuge hall, critical infrastructure

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

The IDF details its overnight strike on the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran, which a defense official said earlier had suffered significant damage.

According to the military, Israeli Air Force strikes destroyed the underground section of the site, which housed “a multi-level enrichment hall housing centrifuges, electrical rooms, and other supporting infrastructure.”

The strikes also destroyed “critical infrastructure enabling the site’s continued operation and advancement of the Iranian regime’s nuclear weapons project.”

Natanz is Iran’s largest uranium enrichment site, which the IDF says has been “working toward the development of nuclear weapons” for years, and “contains the infrastructure required for enrichment to a military-grade level.”

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