Earthquake Near Iranian Nuclear Facility Serves as Warning of Dangers to Nearby Residents
Tehran could use the earthquake to try to convince enemies to refrain from destroying its nuclear facilities. Yet sources tell the Sun that such strikes can be executed with minimal environmental consequences.
Iranians may have dodged a bullet this time, but a powerful earthquake near Natanz on Friday might serve as a warning to the dangers its nuclear facilities pose to the population. Also, it raises a question: Should planners of kinetic attacks be cognizant of such environmental risks?
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