Israel and the United States stopped the Iranian nuclear advance with attacks on Natanz

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Israel and the U.S. seek to curb Iran's nuclear program

Attacks on nuclear facilities such as Natanz are part of a larger campaign led by Israel and supported by the United States to neutralize Iran's nuclear enrichment capabilities. These operations have been defended by both countries as necessary measures to face Tehran's attempt to approach capabilities that could allow the construction of

nuclear weapons.

Iran denies, but loses credibility

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While the Iranian regime has publicly denounced the bombings as illegal and aimed at civilian installations, independent assessments by the IAEA and experts indicate that the focus of the attacks has been infrastructure linked to uranium enrichment, an activity that, in the hands of Iran, poses proliferation risks

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A strategic coup without environmental risk

The confirmation of damage by the IAEA and the absence of external radiological consequences reinforce the position that the military actions of Israel and the United States have achieved a significant tactical impact against the Iranian nuclear program without endangering public health or generating pollution outside the site

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This type of operation sends a clear signal: Iran's nuclear capabilities continue to be subject to coordinated international pressure, and allies seek to prevent the Persian regime from achieving military nuclear capability, while minimizing risks for third countries and for the region in general.