Israel’s head of the Benjamin Netanyahu government reported on Sunday that the army had destroyed the most important uranium enrichment facility in Iran. Moreover, the head of the Iranian revolutionary guards, Mohammad Kazemi, was killed in air strikes. The Iranian army responded with a new wave of attacks.
“We destroyed the main system in Natanz. That is the most important enrichment system,” said Netanyahu on Sunday evening. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) estimates that there are no increased radiation values outside the respective site. She gave no other explanation that brought her criticism from the deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Kasem Gharibabadi. “It is absurd that the agency is silent about attacks on peaceful institutions, but should remain present in Iran,” he said.
According to reports, it is also said that goals with floor missiles in Iran have been attacked. Shortly before, Netanyahu had reported the murder of the head of the Iranian revolutionary guard, Mohammad Kazemi. “A few moments ago we captured the head of the secret service and his deputy in Tehran,” he said in an interview on Sunday. Israeli planes above Tehran again attacked military and nuclear facilities.
Trump rejects the killing of the highest leader
The Israeli government would also have informed its Allied US that it is also possible to kill the top leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. According to American representatives, Trump rejected this. “Have the Iranians already killed an American? No. As long as they don’t, let’s not even talk about attacking political leadership,” said one of the insiders. Netanyahu denied this. There are so many false reports about discussions that never took place. A result of the Israeli attacks could actually be a change in regime in Iran, he said.
Air protection alarm in Jerusalem
The Iranian army started a new wave of attack on Israel on Sunday evening. In Jerusalem and was heard air – -ride shell. The opponent of the war confirmed the approach of rockets and called on the population to visit the hiding places. Due to a Civil Protection Act from 1951, the country has around a million bunkers.
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