Iran’s Revolutionary Guard denies US-Israeli attack on Isfahan nuclear sites
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard in Isfahan dismissed reports of a US or Israeli attack on local nuclear facilities, calling the claims baseless.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has firmly denied claims that the United States or Israel launched an attack on nuclear facilities in Isfahan. The assertion was dismissed as "completely unfounded" by the Guard's public relations office. Social media reports of the alleged attack were described as spreading confusion, anxiety, and psychological instability in society.
The Guard emphasized that such information should not be shared due to its unreliable nature. The United States resumed airstrikes on Iran on August 31, the first such action since late July. In mid-June, Iran and the United States reportedly reached a memorandum of understanding via international mediation, aimed at ending the war initiated by the US and Israel against Iran on February 28.
This understanding paved the way for negotiations on a broader deal addressing Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief, and other contentious issues. However, the 60-day negotiation period concluded on August 17.
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