The facility suffered a “limited explosion of a small part of the electricity-feeding path to the centrifuges’ hall” last Sunday, according to state TV.
A suspect has been identified in the attack on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility last weekend, which damaged centrifuges at the site. Reza Karimi,43, was named a suspect by state television, which showed what seemed to be an Interpol “red notice” seeking the man’s arrest, The Associated Press reported. A search for Karimi — who allegedly fled Iran “hours before” the attack last Sunday — on the section of the bureau’s public website dedicated to red notices, did not produce any results. Interpol did not immediately respond to the Daily News’ request for comment.
