Today, the Iranian media reported that an unmanned and unidentified aircraft attacked an important Iranian website.

The semi-official news agency "IRNA" reported that the "Barkat" medical compound in the city of Karaj, belonging to the office of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei, was attacked by the UAV but the attack failed.

The "IRNA" news agency mimicked the news from its official website after its publication, which raised many doubts about the nature of the site that was attacked by UAVs today.

At the same time, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Qabs cited special sources in Tehran, who did not identify themselves by name, because a nuclear compound belonging to the Atomic Energy Authority in the city of Karaj was attacked by a UAV.

Sources stressed that the Iranian media tried to distort the reality of the attack on the nuclear compound in Karaj, saying that this compound is medical and its role is to produce corona vaccines and the compound has nothing to do with Iran's nuclear program.

In turn, Iranian opposition leader Muhammad Majid tweeted on his Twitter account, saying: "Initially the Iranian media said there was an attempt to attack a medical complex specializing in the production of corona vaccines by UAVs, then the story changed and that the site attacked is a nuclear site of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization. The confusion is clear over the sudden attack on Iran!"

The Turkish agency Anadolu tweeted as follows: "Iranian media: An attempted attack on a building belonging to the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization was thwarted."

The military commentator for the website Nziv.net notes that "the attack was on a site belonging to TESA in Karaj, which also owns TABA and other subsidiaries.

For several weeks now, Iran has witnessed fires and explosions that have damaged many Iranian oil facilities and the pipelines carrying oil and its derivatives that pass near nuclear facilities.