Iranians inform IAEA they will install two new cascades of advanced IR-6 centrifuges at underground Natanz nuclear facility; move comes as agency votes to censure Tehran

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

International Atomic Energy Agency confirms machines moved to Natanz for better protection, after sabotage blamed on Israel at several plants

Iranian atomic energy organization says Tehran 'obliged to intensify security measures' by shifting some machinery to Natanz, which was also a target of reported Israeli attacks

Installation of IAEA surveillance equipment, which will monitor production in facility at Natanz site, comes amid Western efforts to restore the nuclear deal with Tehran

Move comes just weeks after Tehran said it set up another site for producing centrifuges in Isfahan, where UN watchdog doesn't have access to data collected by its cameras

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

Deputy Defense Minister Alon Schuster says Israel will use military means in extreme situations, a day after an explosion near Natanz that Tehran said was an air defense test

Iranian news outlets report a missile was fired to drill air defense response to potential threats

Despite killing of nuclear scientist and explosions at enrichment facilities, Iran building faster and more efficient nuke program that puts it in position to have bomb in weeks