据《俄罗斯卫星通讯社》4月11日报道

以色列国家广播电台Kan Radio称，援引匿名情报渠道，该国情报机构摩萨德在11日发动了对伊朗核设施的网络攻击，但未透露情报来源。4月10日，伊朗宣布重新启用新型先进铀浓缩离心机组，之后的11日上午，伊朗原子能机构称，纳塔兹核工厂的电力分布网络遭受了网络攻击，但未造成任何损失和破坏。

Israeli Radio Cites Intel Claiming Mossad Hit Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Facility With Cyberattack

GMT 11.04.2021(updated GMT 11.04.2021)Get short URL by Henry Batyaev

An unspecified incident occurred at the electricity distribution network of the Shahid Ahmadi Roshan facility in Natanz earlier in the day, which Iran’s Vice-President called an act of “nuclear terrorism”. The development comes as Tehran notified the IAEA about its intentions to enhance enrichment operations.

Israeli state broadcaster, Kan Radio, has announced, citing anonymous intelligence sources, that the country’s intelligence service, Mossad, had targeted Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility with a cyberattack. The announcement did not specify where the intelligence data came from.

The uranium enrichment plant in Natanz, in Isfahan province Iran, suffered an incident this morning that affected its electricity distribution network. According to the country’s Atomic Energy Organisation, the incident did not cause any injuries or damage, but would give no further details.

Iran’s vice-president and atomic energy chief, Ali Akbar Salehi, later in the day told Iranian television that the incident was an act of “nuclear terrorism” but that “opponents of negotiations on lifting sanctions against Iran… had failed.”

On Saturday, Iran launched new uranium enrichment centrifuges as the JCPOA’s signatories gathered in Vienna to discuss the future of the nuclear deal.

The agreement obliged Iran to enrich uranium only using first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at the underground fuel enrichment plant (FEP) in Natanz. However, since the United States quit the agreement and reinstated sanctions on Iran, the Islamic Republic started gradually to relax its adherence to the JCPOA’s terms.

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