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The United Nations nuclear watchdog has said a centrifuge workshop at Iran's nuclear research complex in Isfahan was damaged by Israeli air strikes, but there is no risk of a leak of hazardous materials.
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the workshop produced machinery used for uranium enrichment.
In an update posted on the IAEA website, Director General Rafael Grossi said the workshop had previously been under IAEA monitoring as part of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action - the nuclear deal reached between Iran and world powers in 2015.
"We know this facility well. There was no nuclear material in this place and therefore an attack on it will not have radiological consequences," Grossi said.
Earlier today, the semi-official Fars news agency quoted the deputy governor of Isfahan province as saying that Israeli airstrikes earlier in the day had targeted Iran's largest nuclear research complex.
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