The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog has said the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility in Iran has suffered “some recent damage” as US-Israeli attacks on the country continue. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed the damage was confined to entrance buildings to the underground fuel enrichment plant.

Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility was hit by an airstrike, the Iranian news agency Mizan reported on Saturday. The war is entering its fourth week.

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The Israel Defense Forces said Saturday that it struck "several infrastructure sites located within a large-scale ballistic missiles array site in western Iran." (Credit: IDF)

It is understood the attack was unsuccessful and happened before the UK announced an expansion of US use of British bases.

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Iran says that one of its major nuclear facilities was hit by a U.S. or an Israeli strike but there is no indication of a radioactive leak. It comes as Israeli authorities say debris from an