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Conflicting reports emerge about the extent of damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities after recent U.S. strikes, with officials and intelligence sources offering differing assessments.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says there’s no evidence that Iran moved its enriched uranium before recent U.S. strikes, countering claims that Tehran hid materials ahead of the attack.
An Iranian journalist condemns recent U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, calling it a closure of the door to diplomacy and a violation of international norms.
Rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear program are heightening concerns of a potential conflict in the Middle East, emphasizing the urgent need for diplomatic solutions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announces Russia’s support for Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, stating there’s no evidence Iran seeks nuclear weapons.
Analysts warn that a U.S. strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities could have severe consequences, escalating tensions and posing significant risks.
Experts believe President Trump may offer military support to Israel in strikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities, potentially escalating Middle East tensions.
Iran claims its intelligence agencies have obtained sensitive documents related to Israel’s nuclear program, marking what could be a significant intelligence breach.
President of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, Mohammad Eslami, states uranium enrichment is Tehran’s red line, emphasizing its necessity for the nation’s nuclear industry amid international scrutiny.
Iran warns of an immediate and decisive reaction to any attacks on its nuclear facilities, with Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi emphasizing the country’s readiness to defend its nuclear program.