US EditionOverview of Key Nuclear Facilities in Iran
- On June 22, 2025, the US carried out a military strike on three major Iranian nuclear sites including Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, located in Iran.
- This strike followed the US withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear agreement in 2018, which led Iran to abandon restrictions and expand uranium enrichment activities.
- Iran’s nuclear program includes multiple facilities: Fordow, an underground site near Qom housing thousands of centrifuges; Natanz, the central enrichment plant; and Isfahan, which hosts uranium conversion and fuel fabrication.
- President Trump described the attack as a "very successful attack," with six bunker-buster bombs used at Fordow, and Adam Kinzinger supported the action citing the unacceptability of a nuclear-armed Iran.
- The strike reduced Iran's breakout time for nuclear weapons material from about a year to just days, highlighting increased proliferation risks and diplomatic tensions.
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Trump has Iranian nuclear facilities destroyed with B-2 bombers and missiles.
·Berlin, Germany
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America bombed three nuclear facilities in Iran, including the uranium enrichment facility in Fordow.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Trump did not wait the two weeks he had given himself, the US Air Force intervened directly in Iran, dropping a devastating bomb deep underground on three of Iran's key nuclear facilities.
US President Donald Trump ordered the attack on Iran. So far, this is known about the operation.
Video - In a television address, the President of the United States welcomed the American strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites.
·Paris, France
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