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New satellite photos show significant damage after blast at Iran’s Natanz facility

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New satellite photos show extensive damage to a building used for centrifuge production at the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran after an explosion there last week.

Natanz is the centrepiece of Iran’s enrichment programme.

Imagery taken by Maxar satellite on June 29 over Natanz.

Imagery taken by Maxar satellite on July 8 over Natanz.

An unnamed Middle Eastern official has told US media that Israel was responsible for the blast.

Imagery taken by Maxar satellite this morning (July 8) over Natanz brings a new high-resolution photo of the centrifuge balancing facility. Comparison with the one taken on June 29 demonstrates the magnitude of the devastation caused by the blast.

image:@ Maxar pic.twitter.com/pcHcDfogzI

— Ronen Bergman (@ronenbergman) July 8, 2020

Imagery taken by Maxar satellite this morning (July 8) over Natanz brings a new high-resolution photo of the centrifuge balancing facility.

Comparison with the one taken on June 29 demonstrates the magnitude of the devastation caused by the blast.

Source: AGENCIES, image:@ Maxar

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