New Zionist attack targets Fordow Nuclear Site in central Iran
The spokesman for the Crisis Management Committee in Qom Province, central Iran, announced that Fordow nuclear site was subjected to a new attack by the Zionist entity on Monday, in continuation of its aggression against vital Iranian facilities.
The spokesman explained that "the enemy carried out a new attack this morning targeting the Fordow nuclear site," stressing that the relevant authorities are closely monitoring the situation, according to the Iranian Al-Alam channel.
He said that the Zionist aggression did not pose any threat or danger to citizens. The United States had previously targeted this site at dawn on Sunday, but the attack did not result in significant damage.
This aggression comes in the context of the ongoing military escalation carried out by the United States and the Zionist entity against Iran, amid growing local and international condemnation of the targeting of civilian and scientific facilities.
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