The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that there has been no increase in radiation levels outside the three Iranian nuclear facilities targeted by the US attacks. This suggests a limited impact on nuclear safety. IAEA Director Rafael Mariano Grossi announced the convening of an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in Iran, underlining the importance of continuous radiation monitoring by the agency.
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Agenția Internațională pentru Energie Atomică transmite că nu a fost raportată nicio creştere a nivelului de radiaţii după loviturile SUA asupra Iranului / Reuniune de urgență a AIEA, luni
Nu sunt semne de contaminare nucleară după atacul SUA asupra Iranului: "Uraniul puternic îmbogățit a fost mutat înainte de atac
AIEA afirmă că nu a fost raportată nicio creștere a nivelului de radiații după loviturile SUA asupra Iranului
Nivelul de radioactivitate raportat de AIEA, după ce Statele Unite au atacat Iranul
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