IAEA confirmed strike on nuclear centrifuge factory in Iran.

Israel has attacked Iran again, this time hitting the city of Isfahan, where a factory for the production of nuclear centrifuges is located. Despite IAEA's confirmation of the strike, there is no radiation danger.

Gideon Sa'ar, Israel's foreign minister, believes that such attacks threaten Iran's nuclear program for some time.

This is the third attack in the last week. Iran refuses to negotiate on its nuclear program as long as Israel continues its attacks. Thus, it responds to Europe's and other countries' proposals to resume diplomatic negotiations involving the U.S.

As a result of Israel's attack on nuclear facilities in Iran, tensions in the region are rising, which could have serious consequences for international security and the geopolitical situation in the world.