The maps show where Israel attacked Iran, sites of the Iranian nuclear program

Israel Air attacks in Iran On early Friday he went to Iranian nuclear facilities, scientists and superior military commanders, said the Israeli army.

Israel’s defense forces said 200 fighting combat planes More than 100 goals in Iran and that the operation would continue for days. These initial objectives included multiple sites in the capital of Iran, Tehran and Natanz, a key uranium enrichment site, authorities said.

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, described the strikes of Israel “a specific military operation to reverse the Iranian threat to Israel’s survival” in a video statement on Friday.

In response, Iran launched more than 100 drones in Israel, many of which were intercepted by Israel’s aerial defenses.

The maps below show the confirmed locations of the initial strikes of Israel.

In a posterior round of strikes, the IDF said that “the nuclear site of the Iranian regime in the Isfahan area”, located to the south of Natanz in the center of Iran, had reached.

“The strike dismantled an installation to produce metallic uranium, infrastructure to reconvent enriched uranium, additional laboratories and infrastructure,” said the IDF in a statement.

According to Iran and the UN Agency, it had not been affected to another enrichment site in Fordow until Friday morning. Later on Friday, two explosions were heard near the site and the state media said that Iranian air defenses knocked down an Israeli drone near the installation, according to Reuters.

In Natanz, “the underground area of ​​the site was damaged,” said the IDF in a statement.

“This area contains a multi -story enrichment room with centrifuging, electric rooms and additional support infrastructure,” said the IDF. “In addition, the critical infrastructure that allows the continuous operation of the site and the continuous efforts of the Iranian regime to obtain nuclear weapons were attacked.”

An increase in Radiation levels outside the Natanz site after the attacks had not been observed, the United Nations Nuclear Surveillance Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday morning.

Israel’s strikes also killed nuclear scientists and military leaders, said the FDI, including the head of Iranian armed forces, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, commander in chief of the body of Islamic Revolutionary Guardians Hajizadeh, the head of the IRGC missiles.

The United States was not involved in Israeli strikes, said Sate Marco Rubio secretary.

The attacks occurred when the Trump administration has been trying to negotiate an agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear program. The envoy of the Middle East of President Trump, Steve Witkoff, was willing to celebrate a sixth round of conversations in Oman during the weekend, but it was not clear immediately if that would still happen.

Friday, Mr. Trump They will be urged To “make a deal, before nothing is left.”

The president of Iran, Mahsoud, Pezeshkian, said Friday on Iranian television that the country “would strongly take measures” against Israel in response to attacks.

“The Iranian nation and the country’s officials will not remain silent in front of this crime, and the legitimate and powerful response of the Islamic Republic of Iran will make the enemy regret its silly act,” he said.

Margaret Brennan contributed to this report.

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