"The above-ground part of the Natanz plant was destroyed" - Grossi
![]() 574 Saturday, 14 June, 2025, 02:34 The above-ground part of the Natanz plant, where Iran produced uranium enriched to 60%, was destroyed, as was the electrical infrastructure at the site, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi said at a meeting of the UN Security Council. According to him, Iran initially confirmed that only the Natanz fuel enrichment plant was hit in the Israeli attacks on June 13. “In Natanz, the above-ground part of the pilot plant, where Iran produced uranium enriched to 60%, was destroyed. The electrical infrastructure at the site — the distribution substation, the main power supply building, the emergency power system and the backup generators — was also destroyed,” Grossi said. |

'There Is A Calm. We Are In Full Control,' Iran Foreign Minister Tells Fox News
10810:41
Britain closes embassy in Iran
9910:24
"Which path will you choose?": White House publishes resonant photo about Greenland's future (photo)
549Yesterday, 23:26
US asks Europe to share intelligence on potential targets in Iran
492Yesterday, 18:43
Some personnel advised to leave U.S. military base in Qatar, diplomats say
548Yesterday, 16:29
India urges its citizens to leave Iran amid unrest
558Yesterday, 15:29
Fidan has phone call with Iranian counterpart
515Yesterday, 10:42
Trump's envoy secretly met Iran's exiled crown prince
503Yesterday, 10:23
