The IAEA announced the shutdown of the heavy water plant in Iran's Khondab

The heavy water production plant in Khondab, Iran, was seriously damaged and stopped working. This was announced on March 29 by the press service of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

"Based on an independent analysis of satellite images and information about the facility, the IAEA has confirmed that the Khondaba heavy water production plant, which Iran reported on March 27, was seriously damaged and is no longer functioning," a statement on the X social network said.

It is specified that the plant did not contain nuclear materials.

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