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Are Iranian nuclear sites ‘obliterated,’ as Donald Trump said? Too soon to know, experts say
Israeli military officials, speaking anonymously, told The New York Times and The Washington Post that they considered the underground nuclear site at Fordo — the key U.S. target because it required bunker-busting bombs only the U.S. could deliver — to be "severely damaged" but not "completely destroyed."
Did Trump’s big mouth almost blow bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites?
Trump announced on Saturday that the United States had completed a “very successful attack” on Iran’s key nuclear facilities — including Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan — in a post on his Truth Social platform. He wrote that a “full payload of BOMBS” were dropped, and U.S. planes were safely on their way home.
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