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Israel Concludes some Iran Enriched Uranium Survived US Strikes: NYT

IRAN, JUL 10 – Israeli and U.S. strikes damaged Iran's nuclear program but some uranium enriched to 60% purity remains, potentially allowing Iran to rebuild within two years, officials say.

  • According to a high-ranking Israeli source, some of Iran's enriched uranium likely remained intact despite recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Tehran’s nuclear sites.
  • The strikes followed Israeli concerns over Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, with intelligence differing on how much uranium had been moved beforehand.
  • Israeli officials said the uranium is likely buried underground and any Iranian recovery efforts would likely be detected, allowing time for renewed Israeli or U.S. attacks.
  • The combined strikes targeted about 100 sites, killed senior Iranian military and nuclear figures, and the Pentagon assessed Iran's nuclear program was set back by one to two years.
  • Despite significant damage, Israeli and American officials agree Iran's nuclear capabilities are not eliminated, implying ongoing vigilance and challenges for future interdiction efforts.
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ilgiornale.it broke the news in Italy on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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