Monday 02/March/2026 – 11:38 AM
The International Atomic Energy Agency announced that there are no indications that any nuclear facilities in Iran were hit or damaged, despite hundreds of US-Israeli strikes.
The war between Iran and Israel
Reuters quoted the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency: We have no indication that any of Iran’s nuclear facilities have been damaged or damaged.
He continued: Director of the International Atomic Energy Agency: We are trying to communicate with the Iranian Nuclear Energy Authority, but there is no response.
The director of the International Atomic Energy Agency said: The situation is worrying, and we cannot rule out the possibility of a radiation leak that will cause the evacuation of vast areas.
The spokesman for the Israeli occupation army, Evi Devrin, said that Hezbollah will pay a heavy price for attacking Israel during the night.
Devrin explained, during a press conference, that Hezbollah initiated the shooting and chose to launch a military campaign, stressing that it would bear heavy consequences.
He added that the Israeli army responded by carrying out strikes targeting dozens of Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, including sites inside Beirut.
He pointed out that the strikes targeted dozens of the organization’s command centers and missile launching pads, and also targeted senior leaders who are among the last prominent officials still alive within its ranks, pointing out that the results of the strikes are still being evaluated.
He confirmed that additional strikes would be carried out later in southern Lebanon, after the Israeli army issued evacuation warnings in dozens of villages there.
In a related context, Saudi Ministry of Defense spokesman, Turki Al-Maliki, reported that two drones targeting the Ras Tanura refinery in Saudi Arabia were intercepted and destroyed, according to what was reported by the government Al-Ikhbariya channel.
The Ras Tanura refinery is one of the largest refineries in Saudi Arabia, with a production capacity of about 550,000 barrels per day.
