2 days ago · After US and Israeli strikes, some nuclear experts say Iran could be more dangerous "It really puts us at a kind of fork-in-the-road moment," one expert said. Here’s what we know so far about the state of Iran ’s nuclear program after the Israeli and U.S. President Donald Trump is insisting the U.S. Bombs that struck Iran 's nuclear sites set the country's weapon program back decades — but Defense Department experts disagree. Here's what to know. Iran ' s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, said on Sunday that Israel had "crossed a new red line in international law" by attacking nuclear sites, and that Iran was launching missiles and. As the latest satellite images appear to confirm, being struck with more than a dozen bunker buster bombs will have seriously impeded, if not destroyed, Iran ’s nuclear program. “NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!” Donald Trump posted on Truth Social right after the United States launched a bombing campaign against three sites crucial to the Iranian nuclear program. Amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, and rising international tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that Iran is “ very close” to building a nuclear bomb has ignited a global debate. But how accurate are his statements? ‘Bunker buster’ bombs and Tomahawk missiles struck three targets, with President Donald Trump saying that Iran ’s nuclear program had been ‘completely and fully obliterated.’. Although Iran says its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes, experts have long assessed that Iran was close to having the capability of building nuclear weapons, if it chose to do so. A “spectacular military success.” That’s how Donald Trump, in an address from the White House, described the US military operation early on Sunday morning in the Middle East to bomb three nuclear sites in Iran —Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
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