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i24NEWS EnglishSecurity

Iran Construction Surge at Natanz Nuclear Site, US Denies Ship Attacks

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New satellite imagery reveals increased construction at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site near the Natanz nuclear complex, potentially for safeguarding future nuclear program elements. Amidst regional conflict, the US destroyed Iranian oil carriers while Iran claimed to capture a US underwater drone, both incidents occurring near the Strait of Hormuz. The US denied Iranian claims of hitting its warships.

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  • Construction surge detected at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain near Natanz nuclear complex.
  • US destroyed Iranian oil carriers after alleged IRGC missile attacks on a warship.
  • Iran claims capture of US underwater drone; Pentagon says it malfunctioned.
  • 11 countries join UK in banning goods from West Bank settlements.
  • IAEA closes non-compliance proceedings against Syria.
  • IDF dismantles Hamas weapons sites and rocket launcher in Gaza.
Iran Construction Surge at Natanz Nuclear Site, US Denies Ship Attacks
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