IAEA: No Radiological Impact Detected in Region

The IAEA confirmed no evidence of radiological impact and called for restraint to ensure public safety.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) stated that it maintains constant contact with countries in the region. So far, no evidence of any radiological impact has been found. It added that it is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and urged restraint to avoid any nuclear safety risks to the region's population.

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