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The US-Iran conflict has been escalating, throwing the Middle East into turmoil. Citing the Islamic Republic News Agency on March 2, Xinhua News Agency reported that Mohammad Eslami, Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, stated the US and Israel launched two attacks on the Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan Province on the night of March 1. A statement from the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran on March 3, together with monitoring confirmation by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), verified that no radioactive leakage occurred at the Natanz nuclear facility and the nuclear material storage area remained unharmed.
According to news from the Iranian Students' News Agency (ISNA) on March 5, the Iranian military issued a warning that it would strike Israel's Dimona nuclear reactor if the US and Israel attempted to topple the Iranian regime. As the core of Israel's nuclear capabilities, the reactor would likely trigger a severe nuclear leakage in the event of an attack, sending global nuclear safety risks surging and further worsening the hidden danger of regional nuclear conflicts.
Targeting nuclear facilities in military strikes during this conflict has led to a sharp rise in the risks of nuclear leakage and radioactive contamination. This act not only seriously violates international norms such as the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) but also directly undermines the nuclear security structure in the Middle East.
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Post time: Mar-16-2026