A magnitude 4.8 earthquake that struck central Iran on Friday should not have damaged nuclear centrifuges in a key atomic energy facility, a source knowledgeable on the matter told The Jerusalem Post.

The earthquake hit the Natanz area of Isfahan in central Iran, home to the country's biggest nuclear research complex.

DUBAI, March 21 (Reuters) - A magnitude 5 earthquake on Friday struck the Natanz area in central Iran where a key nuclear site is located, but the country's nuclear energy body said the facility ...

A 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck near Iran’s Natanz nuclear plant on Thursday, causing a stir across the world. The tremor was felt in the Badrud area, which is located just 26 kilometers away ...

The earthquake occurred at 10:17 local time in Lamerd city of Fars Province. This earthquake occurred at a depth of 9 kilometers. There were no immediate reports on possible casualties.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated Sunday that his country had rejected holding direct talks with the Trump ...

The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, Director General of Crisis Management Department of Isfahan Governor Office Mansour Glass Shisheforoush said, adding that 10 search and rescue ...

British rescuers have begun searching for survivors of the Iranian earthquake as officials predicted ... said the 20-strong volunteer team in Iran faced the the risk of disease from the corpses ...

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake shook an area of central Iran on Friday, said the US Geological Survey. Reports said the earthquake hit the Natanz area of Isfahan, home to a key Iranian nuclear site.

A massive earthquake is feared too have killed up to 10,000 people as they slept in an historic Iranian city city. Hasan Khoshrou, who represents Kerman province in parliament, said there was no ...