'No nuclear material' at sit hit by Israel, IAEA says - as first photos show scale of damage

The UN nuclear agency confirmed on Saturday that a centrifuge manufacturing workshop at Iran's Isfahan nuclear site had been hit, in the latest strike amid Israel's bombing campaign.

It said there was 'no nuclear material' at the site hit by Israel, meaning there are no concerns about radiological consequences.

'A centrifuge manufacturing workshop has been hit in Esfahan, the third such facility that has been targeted in Israel's attacks on Iran's nuclear-related sites over the past week,' the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement quoting its chief Rafael Grossi.

'We know this facility well. There was no nuclear material at this site and therefore the attack on it will have no radiological consequences,' Grossi was quoted as saying.