The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have released a 3D video of the uranium enrichment site in the Natanz area, revealing details of the attack they launched against Iran's main nuclear complex.
According to IDF spokesperson Major General Effie Defrin, Israel struck "Iran's largest uranium enrichment facility," referring to the underground nuclear complex at Natanz.
"This facility was used by the Revolutionary Guard to advance their military nuclear program," Defrin said, noting that the Israeli attack "caused serious damage" to both the underground enrichment building and critical infrastructure at the facility.
During an urgent briefing, Defrin claimed that Tel Aviv resorted to this escalation because " there was no other choice ." " We hit the underground complex and other vital points in this area ," he said.
At the same time, he stressed that the army remains on full operational alert to continue the attacks, while warning Israeli citizens of the possibility of retaliation.
" We gave early warning to all Israelis, after we realized there could be a strike on Israeli soil ," he said. At the same time, Defrin called on citizens to demonstrate " responsibility and calm " in light of the developments, adding that " there could be some difficult days ahead ."
According to Defrin, more than 100 drones were launched by Iran in retaliation for the Israeli raids, while Tehran, as he said, " has both the capabilities and the intent to launch a full-scale counterattack ."
The Israeli military, however, assured that it is absolutely ready to continue operations until the objectives are achieved.
Earlier, the International Atomic Energy Agency announced that, according to its measurements, no increase in radioactivity levels was detected in the Natanz area after the attack. (A2 Televizion)
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