Iranian foreign minister Admits “Serious Damage” to Nuclear Sites After US-Israel Strikes
Breaking: Iran’s Nuclear Program Set Back
- Foreign Minister Confirms: “Excessive and serious” damage to facilities
- Contradicts Khamenei: Supreme leader had claimed attacks “failed to accomplish anything”
- Pentagon Assessment: Leaked report suggests months-long delay (US officials claim years)
Key Damaged Sites
💥 Fordo: Hit by US bunker-buster bombs
💥 Natanz & Isfahan: Centrifuge production crippled
âš¡ IAEA Crisis: Parliament votes to ban nuclear inspectors
Political Fallout
- No More Talks:
- Iran cancels 6th round of nuclear negotiations
- Rejects US offer of $30B energy aid for sanctions relief
- Leadership Split:
- Khamenei (in hiding) declares “victory”
- Araghchi admits damage, promises “new diplomatic form”
- Human Toll:
- 610 dead in Iran, 28 in Israel (12-day conflict)
Why This Matters
- Nuclear Timeline: Strikes may delay program by 3 months to 3 years
- Global Security: IAEA access cut risks unmonitored uranium enrichment
- Diplomatic Dead End: Hardliners gain upper hand in Tehran