Gabbard: ‘New intelligence’ confirms Iranian nuclear facilities destroyed
IRAN, JUN 25 – New U.S. intelligence confirms Iran's nuclear sites at Natanz, Fordow, and Esfahan were destroyed, setting back Tehran's nuclear weapons program for years, officials said.
- The United States conducted airstrikes last weekend on three Iranian nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Ishfahan.
- The strikes followed President Trump’s decision amid claims that the nuclear sites were "obliterated," though leaked intelligence suggested only a setback of months.
- The head of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, affirmed that recent assessments verify the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities, dismissing earlier leaks and emphasizing that any reconstruction would require several years.
- Trump's attorney Alejandro Brito described the operation as an unprecedented and decisive military achievement and requested that the reports be withdrawn; The New York Times refused to issue a retraction.
- The airstrikes triggered political disputes over the impact and intelligence sharing, with some senators demanding full disclosure while the administration limits classified information access.
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Gabbard cites new U.S. intel: ‘Iranian nuclear facilities have been destroyed’ | The Highland County Press
Citing new intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence, said that Iranian nuclear facilities have been destroyed by U.S. airstrikes and that if the Iranians attempted to rebuild those facilities it would likely take them years.
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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said the White House “banned” Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard from a congressional briefing on Iran. Gabbard had been at odds with the administration over her claim in March that the intelligence community believed Iran was not building a nuclear weapon. President Donald Trump said her March claim was “wrong” last week. “I’ve never, ever been part of a major Cabinet-level classified briefing where the dir…
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'No apology will be forthcoming': New York Times smacks down Trump's demand for retraction
President Donald Trump is once again threatening to sue media outlets. This time, over reporting on an internal Pentagon report undermining his initial claims about the airstrikes he ordered on Iran last weekend. The New York Times is now warning Trump against legal action.While Trump claimed the strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities "obliterated" them, the leaked report estimated that Iran's nuclear program may have only suffered a setback of t…
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The Independent (US)Gabbard no-show leaves gaping hole in Trump claim Iran program ‘obliterated’
Comes as the White House insists U.S. bombing raid on Iran ‘obliterated’ the nuclear program
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