هل نقلت إيران اليورانيوم من «فوردو» قبل الاستهداف الأمريكي ؟

A senior Iranian source revealed that most of the highly enriched uranium at the "Fordow" nuclear facility was moved to an undisclosed location before the American strikes, while the International Atomic Energy Agency called for an emergency meeting tomorrow (Monday). Western media reported the source as saying: "The number of workers at the Fordow site was reduced to a minimum before the American strikes."

The United States bombed three nuclear facilities in Iran early today (Sunday), and President Donald Trump announced the dropping of a full load of bombs on the main nuclear site in Fordow, confirming that it is finished.

For its part, The Washington Post disclosed that satellite images taken on June 19 show unusual activity of trucks and vehicles at the Fordow facility.

According to the American newspaper, images from the following day showed most of the trucks moving northwest of the Fordow facility, with other trucks stationed near the entrance of the site. It reported that satellite images show 16 trucks along the road leading to an underground military complex.

For his part, Abbas Golrou, the head of the Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian parliament, stated on X today (Sunday) that Tehran has the legal right to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons under its Article 10, following the American targeting of three Iranian nuclear facilities.

The head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization demanded in a letter to the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, an investigation into the attack on the Iranian nuclear facilities.