In June, the U.S. bombed key Iranian nuclear sites. Then came increased activity somewhere else, the documentary 'Strike on Iran' reports in forensic detail.

A bus crash on the Esfahan-Natanz highway on Tuesday killed 13 people after an intercity coach reportedly swerved into the ...

The UN nuclear watchdog has resumed inspection activities in Iran but remains unable to access several of the country’s most ...

The UN atomic watchdog has no right to demand inspections of sites attacked by the United States and Israel during the June ...

The Gaza cease-fire has diverted Western attention from the real threat—Tehran and its surrogates.

The agency, which failed to condemn the attacks and has no instructions regarding the inspection of damaged sites has no grounds to declare its intentions to inspect," head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Org ...

While the IAEA has resumed its cooperation with Iran, and has been granted access by authorities to inspect majority of its nuclear facilities as per agreement, it has been barred from resuming ...

According to the IAEA Director General, the dialogue continues through "behind-the-scenes negotiations and confidential contacts" ...

In the volatile waters of the Indian Ocean, a dramatic US military operation has reignited long-simmering fears of a US-Iran ...

Stuxnet, a powerful cyber weapon used to disrupt Iran's nuclear advancements at the Natanz facility in 2010, marked a pivotal ...

Executed Iranian nuclear scientist Rouzbeh Vadi confessed to spying for Israel after Iran’s draconian regime threatened his ...

A variety of scenarios were drilled, including sabotage and mine neutralization, responses to maritime intrusion threats, ...