US EditionIran spokesperson says its nuclear installations 'badly damaged' by US strikes
- On June 25, 2025, Iran’s Foreign Ministry acknowledged that American airstrikes over the previous weekend caused severe damage to the country’s nuclear facilities, as stated by spokesperson Esmail Baghaei.
- The strikes were carried out over the weekend by U.S. stealth bombers deploying specialized munitions designed to penetrate fortified targets, hitting locations such as the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Facility amid ongoing Iran-Israel tensions.
- A leaked assessment by the Defence Intelligence Agency revealed that key elements of Iran's nuclear program remain intact, causing only a delay of several months to its progress; the full extent of the damage is still being evaluated.
- President Donald Trump confirmed the strikes caused severe damage and declared a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, urging Iran to seek peace to avoid future attacks.
- The damage to Iran’s nuclear sites may delay its program temporarily, but intelligence work on Iran’s nuclear activities will intensify and could influence future regional conflict dynamics.
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