An Iranian official has dismissed the severity of damage caused by a recent U.S. military strike on the Fordow nuclear site, stating only above-ground areas were affected. The facility, located in Qom Province, reportedly sustained no critical structural harm, according to Mohammad Manan Raisi, a member of Iran's parliament.
‘No Radiation Threat’ Says Official
Raisi told Tasnim News Agency that all hazardous materials had been removed from the site ‘long before’ the strike, with no nuclear radiation detected. He criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims as exaggerated, calling the attack ‘a direct act of war’ and hinting at a pending Iranian response. ⚡
Tensions Simmer as Retaliation Looms
The remarks signal escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, with Raisi emphasizing Tehran will decide ‘when and how’ to retaliate. Analysts warn the clash could further destabilize regional security, while global markets watch for ripple effects. 🔥
