Iran Denies Another Attack on Fordow Nuclear Facility
According to a report by Jinse Finance, the Deputy Governor of Qom Province in Iran stated that the thick smoke rising along the old Tehran-Qom highway this afternoon (June 22, local time) was caused by a fire that broke out after an attack on another military camp containing flammable materials. He emphasized that this incident has no connection to the Fordow nuclear facility and occurred at a different location. The Deputy Governor also noted that rescue operations at the Fordow nuclear facility have now concluded, with the attack resulting in multiple injuries. (CCTV International News)
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