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More nuanced assessment suggests US and Israeli strikes on Iran significantly set back the regime’s nuclear program
New assessment of Iran strike, Trump rejected more punishing campaign, Zelensky appoints new U.S. emissary, Petraeus: U.S.
Iran bomb damage intel suggests two nuclear sites not ‘obliterated’
U.S. officials briefed on the evolving intelligence assessment of the Iran bombing caution that the claim of total ...
Iran may still have enriched uranium, but nuclear program dismantled: Israeli officials
Officials in Israel are acknowledging that some enriched uranium may have survived the powerful U.S. strikes on Iranian ...
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Iran's Nuclear Program Took a Real Hit. So Did IAEA Oversight of It
The U.S. attack on Fordow did real damage to the site. But it also set back the IAEA's oversight of Iran's nuclear program. The post Iran's Nuclear Program Took a Real Hit. So Did IAEA Oversight of It ...
Iran nuclear program set back 2 years after US strikes: Pentagon
Pentagon reports Iran's nuclear facilities were "completely obliterated" in June strikes, offering a more optimistic ...
Iran's nuclear program knocked back 'closer to 2 years,' Pentagon says
The Pentagon on Wednesday sharpened its assessment of Iran's nuclear program, declaring that Iran's ability to build a ...
Ceasefire in place, but Iran nuclear program may have survived: Updates
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump tried to keep a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran in place Tuesday as reports ...
Will the ceasefire stick? And is Iran’s nuclear program really destroyed?
With questions mounting over the impact of the U.S. and Israeli onslaught on Iran’s nuclear facilities and military infrastructure, a return to hostilities could be a matter of when, not if.
US strikes destroyed only one of three Iranian nuclear sites, NBC News reports
A new U.S. assessment has found that U.S. strikes in June mostly destroyed one of three targeted Iranian nuclear sites, but ...
Few thought airstrikes could ‘obliterate’ Iran's nuclear program. Then Trump said they did.
Experts long argued that airstrikes alone would not be capable of permanently ending Iran's nuclear program absent negotiations.