A US intelligence assessment reveals that recent airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities did not completely destroy the sites, contrary to President Trump's claims. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report suggests the strikes only temporarily set back Iran's nuclear program by a few months. Key components, including centrifuges, remain functional, and a significant portion of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile was moved beforehand. The White House disputes the assessment, while the IAEA confirms the loss of accountability for a large quantity of Iran's enriched uranium.

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