Inside the Fordow uranium conversion plant. (Credit: Stock photo: Atomic Energy Organization of Iran via AFP)
U.S. President Donald Trump said on June 25, Iran will not be building bombs “for a very long time.” He claimed Iran’s nuclear program was set back by decades. In an exceptional move, the White House shared with journalists, a few hours later, a statement from the Israel Atomic Energy Commission that found that the strike on Fordow “rendered the enrichment facility inoperable.”This came in reaction to a leak of a U.S. intelligence preliminary report, which suggested the U.S. strikes last weekend on three Iranian nuclear sites only set Iran’s nuclear program back “only a few months.”If confirmed, this would imply the failure of the U.S.-Israeli military campaign, whose common objective was quite clear: to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb. Missed this? Israel's nuclear arsenal: Behind the wall of silence Significant...
U.S. President Donald Trump said on June 25, Iran will not be building bombs “for a very long time.” He claimed Iran’s nuclear program was set back by decades. In an exceptional move, the White House shared with journalists, a few hours later, a statement from the Israel Atomic Energy Commission that found that the strike on Fordow “rendered the enrichment facility inoperable.”This came in reaction to a leak of a U.S. intelligence preliminary report, which suggested the U.S. strikes last weekend on three Iranian nuclear sites only set Iran’s nuclear program back “only a few months.”If confirmed, this would imply the failure of the U.S.-Israeli military campaign, whose common objective was quite clear: to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb. Missed this? Israel's nuclear arsenal: Behind the wall of silence ...
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