Trump maintains Iran nuclear sites "obliterated"
發佈日期: 2025-06-30 19:54
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U.S. President Donald Trump has again used the word "obliterated" to describe Iran's nuclear sites following U.S. airstrikes.
A leaked Pentagon assessment, Iranian officials and the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog chief have all expressed doubt over the extent of damage.
Trump praised the pilots and repeated that Iran would not get a nuclear bomb.
President Trump sticking to his guns speaking with Fox News.
Doubling down on claims that the B-2 bombers with their bunker busting bombs did serious damage to Iran's nuclear programme.
The chief of the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog, the IAEA,raised doubts about the effectiveness of the strikes.
Rafeal Grossi saying although it was a significant setback,Iran could be enriching uranium again in months because "not everything has disappeared."
Trump has said he would bomb Iran again if necessary adding: "I would say Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. They've wanted this for years, and they were weeks away from getting it. And those pilots went in there with those beautiful planes and the most sophisticated bombs anywhere in the world. Think of it, they can go 30 storeys deep into granite. Who would think that's even possible?.
The strikes were the start of the end the so-called "12-day war."
Israel's prime minister halted attacks on Iran who also stopped firing missiles.
Benjamin Netanyahu now says the ceasefire creates "regional possibilities"which can be achieved once Hamas is defeated in Gaza.
Israel and Netanyahu have been criticised for bombing Iran's Evin Prison.
New pictures emerging show the building's complete destruction.
An Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner saying over the weekend that prisoners were defenceless victims.
Iran's judiciary says at least 71 people were killed.
Among them, prisoners, visitors, staff and soldiers
One surviving soldier points out where the strike impacted.
He directs the camera towards a sign that reads "entrance for ladies."
Underneath, there is a hole blown in the wall.
Other parts of the building have collapsed.
The attack is also said to have hit the prison's infirmary.
Wards, treatment areas, offices and waiting rooms severely damaged.
Many inmates were moved away from the facility before the bombing.
Critics of Iran's regime say the infamous prison is a symbol of its brutal repression.
The jail held many political prisoners.
It's unclear why Israel targeted Evin, just a day before the ceasefire took hold.
