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IAEA work in Iran continues as planned despite Israel escalation — media

On the evening of April 13, Iran launched drones and missiles toward Israel in response to what it called "repeated crimes" from Tel Aviv, including the attack on the consular office of the Iranian Embassy in Damascus ascribed to Israel

NEW YORK, April 15. /TASS/. The work of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Iran continues as planned despite the strike on Israel and looming response from the Jewish state, the international organization told Bloomberg.

"The IAEA is continuing to implement its safeguards activities in Iran as planned," the IAEA indicated.

On the evening of April 13, Iran launched drones and missiles toward Israel in response to what it called "repeated crimes" from Tel Aviv, including the attack on the consular office of the Iranian Embassy in Damascus ascribed to Israel. Tehran said that military facilities in Israel were targeted. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claimed it intercepted 99% of the nearly 350 projectiles launched at Israel. Israel did not report any fatalities or serious injuries, saying minor damage had been caused to Nevatim Air Base.