I'm John Batson with my colleague, Andrea Stricker.

She's a research fellow and deputy director of the Non-Proliferation Biodefense Program

at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

We've gone through the names of nine men who are reported KIA in the present conflict.

I want to tuck up some details here about sites. First of all,

the big sites, is Fahana, Tans, and Partchen. All of them associated with uranium ore, yes, but at the

same time linking them to producing weapons-grade ore that can be used in a bomb. Andrea, you've reported

for some time with your colleagues that Iran had reached the 60 percent level, which is very

close to the 90 you need for a bomb. The three sites that I just named, Isfahan, Parchen and Natanz,

were they all participating in that?

Thank you, John.

The Israelis appear to have hit several of these sites.

And while we don't know much about whether they've taken out the weaponization-related

sites, there are limited reports that they have hit Partchinin, which housed weaponization related buildings,

as well as the headquarters of Iran's nuclear weapons program in Tehran called SP&D.

There's been video and photos circulating that those buildings are no more.

So far, we've seen some damage at the Natanz enrichment site, as well as the

Esfahan conversion site. And it appears that Israel may have struck some auxiliary support functions

of the Fordow. That's the big one, the deeply underground enrichment site, but hasn't yet gone after that

site fully.

And centrifuges at Natanz, it is Fahan and Partchin, or just two of them?

The Natanz enrichment site has a pilot above ground facility with under 2,000 centrifuges.

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