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International Atomic Energy Agency Confirms Israeli Strikes On Iran’s Two Nuclear Sites
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Wednesday (June 18) confirmed that two of Iran's key nuclear centrifuge production sites were hit by Israeli airstrikes, validating earlier claims made by the Israel Defence Force (IDF), CNBC TV reported.
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