US EditionUS strikes on Iranian nuclear sites met 'objectives': Pentagon
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IAEA Chief Says US Strikes Didn’t Fully Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Capacity, Contradicting Donald Trump’s Claim
Grossi's comments appear to support an early assessment from the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency, which suggests the United States' strikes on key Iranian nuclear sites last week did not destroy the core components of its nuclear programme, and likely only set it back by months.
Experts from the US agency behind the bunker-buster bombs that targeted three Iranian nuclear facilities in June are still awaiting precise data on the extent of the damage to those facilities. Officials from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency told reporters in a briefing on Thursday that they currently do not have details on whether the bunker-buster munitions penetrated as deeply as they were intended. The extent of the damage to Iran's nucle…
There were 12 days of relatively close bombings launched by Israel. At t rmin the attacks, with 963 deaths declared by the Iranian side and 28 by the Israeli side, that verbal artillery began there. Who took the best? Who was the most destructive, United States or Israel? How long is the regime of aiathol needed to launch the nuclear program? Who attacks first of the p xima? Read more (07/10/2025)
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