Tehran informs nuclear watchdog that it has begun process to set in motion a second cluster of advanced centrifuges at secret underground site

Iranian state media report doesn't identify location of cameras, but could be at Fordo or Natanz; move appears to be attempt by Tehran to apply pressure ahead of possible censure

Revolutionary Guard reportedly arrests 'network' to disrupt activities at Fordo, where Tehran has refused access to surveillance camera footage by IAEA

Israel yet to officially respond to move by US, but sources tell Haaretz that relief on Tehran's civil atomic program is technical step, not a sign of progress in nuclear talks

Military pressing full steam ahead with effort to develop credible threat against Tehran's nuclear facilities, while also preparing for next potential Gaza conflict

Bennett says hiatus in talks should be used to convince US to deploy 'a different basket of tools'

In call with US secretary of state, prime minister calls for world powers to take 'concrete steps' against Tehran over its boosted uranium enrichment

'Rattled' Iran said to be scanning facility for surveillance equipment and checking workers' backgrounds to root out potential spies

International police body refuses to confirm or deny request for help in finding Reza Karimi, who does not appear on 'red notice' list despite mockup displayed on Iranian state TV

Media shows interview with worker at nuclear plant claiming staff has fixed affected centrifuges, is working around clock to resume uranium enrichment