Iran’s Fordow nuclear site struck again, Iranian media reports

Iran’s Fordow nuclear plant has been targeted again, several Iranian state-linked news outlets reported Monday, citing the spokesperson for Qom province, where the site is located.

Semi-official Tasnim news agency attributed the attack to Israel.

“There will be no danger or threat to citizens,” the Qom province spokesperson said, CNN reports citing ISNA.

The US launched strikes against three of the Iranian regime’s key nuclear sites, including Fordow, on Saturday night.

The facilities is one of Iran’s most important nuclear locations, buried deep inside a mountain to guard it from attacks.

Meanwhile, the Israeli military is “striking regime targets” in the “heart of Tehran, with unprecedented force,” Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz said in a statement earlier Monday.

“For any fire aimed at the Israeli home front – the Iranian dictator will be severely punished and the strikes will continue will full force,” Katz added.

The prestigious Shahid Beheshti University, in northern Tehran, was also struck, according to the state-affiliated Mehr News Agency.