"The current situation in Iran has no impact on radiation safety in Poland. The PAA monitors the radiation situation in the country 24/7. National radiation monitoring is normal. In Poland there is no danger to people's wellness and life and the environment" – she stated on Saturday on the X PAA website.
Previously, Iran informed the global Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of the demolition of part of the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz following Israeli attacks.
Uranium enriched to 60% in Iran – Polish atomic agency speaks
"W Natanz destroyed the advanced part of the Fuel Enrichment Plant, where Iran produced uranium enriched to 60 percent." – said the head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, at a UN safety Council meeting.
For the record, according to the planet atomic Association, atomic reactors for civilian purposes require uranium enrichment of up to 3-5 percent, while the level essential for atomic production is about 90%.
Natanz is the largest uranium enrichment centre in Iran, reported Israel's defence Forces (IDF). At the same time, IDF reported that an underground condition of this installation was besides damaged, which according to information from the Associated Press agency is located deep underground, which was intended to defend it from rocket attacks.
Grossi added that as a consequence of the attack the full electrical infrastructure of the plant along with emergency power generators was destroyed.
Iran's attacks on Israel will continue, and Iran's Fars agency passed on Saturday, citing high-ranking armed forces.
"This launch will not end with limited action from last night. Iranian strikes will continue, and these actions will prove very painful and regrettable for the aggressors," quoted the agency of 1 of the advanced military rank.
Another attack in Iran. Rocket was expected to hit a housing estate.
"Ten Israeli fighters carried out a wave of raids at night to the vicinity of Iran's capital, Tehran," besides reported Israeli troops earlier that day.
According to the Israel defence Force (IDF), the mark of the attacks was, among others, Iran's air defence infrastructure.
– For the first time since the beginning of the war, dozens of Air Force fighters have flown over the skies of Tehran, more than 1,500 kilometres from Israel, and attacked defensive systems in the capital's area," said Israeli Air Force chief General Tomer Bar.
– We decided to act in the face of an existential threat to the safety of our citizens – with professionalism, determination and precision – he added.
On Saturday morning, there were reports that 1 of Israel's missiles hit a housing property in Iran – 60 people were to die.
