Yemen’s popular Ansarullah movement has strongly condemned the recent reckless act of sabotage against the Natanz uranium enrichment facility in central Iran.

Tehran has decried this blatant act of nuclear terrorism, describing it as a desperate move by Tel Aviv to hinder negotiations underway in Vienna and a futile attempt at hindering Iranian nuclear achievements.

This episode looks at Iran’s response to Israel’s nuclear terrorism as the country has announced starting 60% uranium enrichment from tomorrow (March 14) while adding 1,000 more centrifuges to Natanz facility.

Michael Jones says the act of sabotage against the Iranian nuclear facility shows that Israel is the main sponsor of terrorism. 

Iran’s envoy to IAEA says despite an act of sabotage against Natanz nuclear facility, enrichment there has not stopped.

Iran’s foreign minister has told the UN chief that deliberate targeting of Iran’s safeguarded nuclear facilities ‘is a war crime.’

This edition of the debate is about Israel’s sabotage and nuclear terrorism in Iran, particularly after the power outage in Natanz nuclear site claimed by Israel.

Iran's Natanz Nuclear Facility hit by “nuclear terrorism”.

The European Union, Russia and Germany warn against efforts to undermine Vienna talks to revive the JCPOA after a terrorist attack by Israel on Iran's Natanz nuclear site.

The act of sabotage against Iran’s enrichment facility in Natanz, as well as the developments regarding the talks on reinstating the 2015 Iran nuclear deal are the hot topics to be discussed.