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"I can say to the American people with great confidence that they [Iranians] are much further away from a nuclear program today than they were 24 hours ago."

"Our nuclear installations have been badly damaged, that's for sure."

"Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated."

Have US Strikes Set Back Iran's Nuclear Program?

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced Sunday that Tehran will rebuild its nuclear facilities "with greater strength" following U.S. and Israeli strikes in June, while maintaining that the country does not seek nuclear weapons.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced Sunday that Tehran will rebuild its nuclear facilities "with greater strength" following U.S. and Israeli strikes in June, while maintaining that the country does not seek nuclear weapons.

U.S. President Trump claimed the attacks "completely and totally obliterated" Iran's nuclear program and warned of fresh strikes if Tehran attempts to restart the bombed facilities, though the full extent of damage remains publicly unknown.

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U.S. President Trump claimed the attacks "completely and totally obliterated" Iran's nuclear program and warned of fresh strikes if Tehran attempts to restart the bombed facilities, though the full extent of damage remains publicly unknown.

The June attacks targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz and the nuclear power plant in Isfahan, during the 12-day conflict between the two countries, with Trump claiming that without bombing the facilities, "a ceasefire would not have been possible."

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The June attacks targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz and the nuclear power plant in Isfahan, during the 12-day conflict between the two countries, with Trump claiming that without bombing the facilities, "a ceasefire would not have been possible."

Last week, International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi stated that Iran "does not have a nuclear weapons program," and has never pursued nuclear weapons, while confirming that enriched uranium materials remain at the damaged facilities under rubble.

Last week, International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi stated that Iran "does not have a nuclear weapons program," and has never pursued nuclear weapons, while confirming that enriched uranium materials remain at the damaged facilities under rubble.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Tehran has "no desire for direct negotiations with Washington" but that an agreement for indirect talks with the U.S was possible. He emphasized Tehran will not halt uranium enrichment or discuss its missile program in any talks.

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Tehran has "no desire for direct negotiations with Washington" but that an agreement for indirect talks with the U.S was possible. He emphasized Tehran will not halt uranium enrichment or discuss its missile program in any talks.

Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi urged Washington and Tehran to resume diplomatic talks, with the Gulf nation having previously hosted five rounds of U.S.-Iran negotiations before the June military strikes occurred. Tehran confirmed it "received messages" on resuming diplomacy.

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Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi urged Washington and Tehran to resume diplomatic talks, with the Gulf nation having previously hosted five rounds of U.S.-Iran negotiations before the June military strikes occurred. Tehran confirmed it "received messages" on resuming diplomacy.

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The June strikes targeted multiple Iranian nuclear sites, including the Natanz uranium enrichment complex and Isfahan nuclear power plant, during what sources described as a 12-day conflict between the nations.

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The June strikes targeted multiple Iranian nuclear sites, including the Natanz uranium enrichment complex and Isfahan nuclear power plant, during what sources described as a 12-day conflict between the nations.

International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi stated that Iran "does not have a nuclear weapons program," and has never pursued nuclear weapons, while confirming that enriched uranium materials remain at the damaged facilities under rubble.

International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi stated that Iran "does not have a nuclear weapons program," and has never pursued nuclear weapons, while confirming that enriched uranium materials remain at the damaged facilities under rubble.

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Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi urged Washington and Tehran to resume diplomatic talks, with the Gulf nation having previously hosted five rounds of U.S.-Iran negotiations before the June military strikes occurred. Tehran confirmed it „received messages” on resuming diplomacy.“

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Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi urged Washington and Tehran to resume diplomatic talks, with the Gulf nation having previously hosted five rounds of U.S.-Iran negotiations before the June military strikes occurred. Tehran confirmed it „received messages” on resuming diplomacy.“

Iran's nuclear program remains peaceful and poses no threat, as confirmed by IAEA chief Rafael Grossi who explicitly stated Iran never sought nuclear weapons. The US-Israeli strikes were based on fabricated justifications and violated international law, while America hypocritically resumes its own atomic weapons testing. Iran's enrichment technology survived the attacks and the country will rebuild with greater strength, refusing to bow to impossible preconditions that amount to total capitulation.

Iran's nuclear program remains peaceful and poses no threat, as confirmed by IAEA chief Rafael Grossi who explicitly stated Iran never sought nuclear weapons. The US-Israeli strikes were based on fabricated justifications and violated international law, while America hypocritically resumes its own atomic weapons testing. Iran's enrichment technology survived the attacks and the country will rebuild with greater strength, refusing to bow to impossible preconditions that amount to total capitulation.</span

The joint US-Israeli operation successfully obliterated Iran's nuclear facilities and halted uranium enrichment, setting back the program by years according to former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen. Iran had enriched uranium to weapons-grade levels with no peaceful application while obstructing international inspectors. The strikes were necessary to prevent Iran from realizing its plan to destroy Israel, and the message is clear that Israel can strike again if Tehran resumes its nuclear weapons pursuit.

The joint US-Israeli operation successfully obliterated Iran's nuclear facilities and halted uranium enrichment, setting back the program by years according to former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen. Iran had enriched uranium to weapons-grade levels with no peaceful application while obstructing international inspectors. The strikes were necessary to prevent Iran from realizing its plan to destroy Israel, and the message is clear that Israel can strike again if Tehran resumes its nuclear weapons pursuit.</span

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If the Iranian regime dares to rebuild its bombed nuclear sites, it risks provoking the same devastation once more. The regime hides its pursuit of nuclear weapons behind talk of medicine, light, and peace, while its ballistic missile tests expose its deception. Each of Iran's diplomatic gestures conceals a hunger for regional dominance. Iran’s leaders gamble recklessly with the nation’s survival, inviting new sanctions, deeper ruin, and the misery of millions who pay for their ambition and pride.

If the Iranian regime dares to rebuild its bombed nuclear sites, it risks provoking the same devastation once more. The regime hides its pursuit of nuclear weapons behind talk of medicine, light, and peace, while its ballistic missile tests expose its deception. Each of Iran's diplomatic gestures conceals a hunger for regional dominance. Iran’s leaders gamble recklessly with the nation’s survival, inviting new sanctions, deeper ruin, and the misery of millions who pay for their ambition and pride.

There is a 70 percent chance that Iran will possess a nuclear weapon before 2041, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There is a 70 percent chance that Iran will possess a nuclear weapon before 2041, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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