US EditionTrump contradicts his spy chief on Iran's nuclear program
- President Donald Trump contradicted intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard's March testimony denying Iran builds nuclear weapons on June 17, 2025.
- This conflict arose amid escalating tensions after Israel launched attacks on Iran that canceled planned US-Iran negotiations and amid Netanyahu's claims on Iran's nuclear progress.
- Gabbard, who asserted Iran’s nuclear weapons program was suspended in 2003 and not currently active, maintained alignment with Trump despite his opposing public statements.
- Trump said, "I don't care what she said," and claimed Iran was very close to acquiring a nuclear weapon, rejecting US intelligence assessments that said a bomb would take years to develop.
- The disagreement underscores a persistent rift between Trump’s administration and US intelligence, reflecting rising conflict over Iran policy and regional military actions.
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This video explores the clash of statements between Tulsi Gabbard and Donald Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program. While US intelligence, cited by Gabbard, claims that Iran is not developing nuclear weapons and that its program was suspended in 2003, Trump contradicts this information, casting doubt on the credibility of the Director of National Intelligence […] The post "What US Intelligence Said About Iran Will Shock You!" first appeared on …
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Este artículo estará disponible en español en El Tiempo Latino. President Donald Trump and Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, appeared to be at odds over whether Iran was close to having a nuclear weapon, but Gabbard said the two leaders were saying “the same thing.” We’ll lay out the facts. In her opening statement to a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on March 25 about the Intelligence Community’s 2025 Annual Threat Ass…
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From LifeSiteNews By Dave DeCamp When asked about Tulsi Gabbard’s assessment, President Trump said, ‘I don’t care what she said. I think they’re very close to having [a nuclear weapon].’ Ahead of Israel’s attacks on Iran, U.S. intelligence assessed that Iran was not pursuing nuclear weapons and that even if it chose to do so, it would take up to three years for Tehran to be able to produce and deliver a nuclear bomb against a target of its choos…
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