U.S. Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites; Tehran Denies Fallout, Condemns Attack as Illegal

Iran's national media reported that the National Nuclear Safety System Center said it has no report of any radioactive fallout from Iran's nuclear installations. The public, thus, has no reason to be concerned in such areas. The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites early yesterday morning (Indian time). Tehran asserts that there is no radioactive fallout following the US raids on Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz. The announcement stated, "There is no risk of harm to people in the vicinity of the above-named locations." Previously, Israel also made attacks on Iranian nuclear complexes. Even then, there was no radioactive fallout.

Iran Condemns U.S. Strike as Illegal

Following the American attack, Iran's Atomic Energy Organization released a statement. It indicated that this illegal move was made in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The United States has owned up to responsibility for Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz attacks. The international community is expected to protest this illegal action and rally behind Iran in acquiring its legal rights. The nation's Atomic Energy Organization has stated that work will not be halted in Iran's interests. Legal measures will also be taken for that.

U.S. Confirms Involvement in Strike

The United States entered the Israel-Iran war that began since Friday, early Sunday morning. According to Trump, the US attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities was "very successful". Trump also threatened further lethal attacks if there is no peace within the next few days. The attack on Iran was conducted in cooperation with Israel.