No radioactive material at three Iranian nuclear sites: Iran claims

Iran has asserted that there was no radioactive material present at the three nuclear facilities reportedly targeted by the United States. This claim was reported by Al Jazeera, citing Iran’s state-run news agency IRNA.

According to IRNA, a senior official from Iran’s state broadcaster stated that none of the facilities housed materials capable of generating radiation at the time of the alleged attacks.

The official’s remarks have led to speculation that Iranian authorities may have removed enriched uranium or other radioactive substances from those sites prior to the strikes.

Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have announced stricter restrictions on public movement and activity across the country, citing military and security concerns.

These measures are believed to be precautionary steps in anticipation of a possible retaliatory response from Iran.