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Bombed in 2025. Nobody has been inside since.
American and Israeli bombs hit Iran's nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan in June 2025. More than a year later, not one inspector has been back inside them.
The IAEA withdrew its inspectors from Iran on 4 July 2025 and has not returned. Iran's atomic chief now says the agency cannot visit the sites that were struck until a protocol exists for inspecting a nuclear facility that has been bombed — and no such protocol exists. So nobody outside Iran can say what is still in there.
nuclear programme, 2023 (Natanz satellite imagery and IR-6 centrifuges) · IAEA.
References
Reporting drawn from IRIB Esfahan via AP · 13 June 2025 (strike footage) · AP Archive · Iran
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American and Israeli bombs hit Iran's nuclear sites in June 2025. More than a year later, not one inspector has been back inside.
Iran says no one enters until there are rules for inspecting a bombed nuclear site. No such rules exist. So nobody can say what is still in there.
