A U.S. intelligence report contradicts President Trump's claim that U.S. strikes completely destroyed Iran's nuclear program. The report suggests the program was only set back a few months, with significant damage but not total destruction of facilities. The report indicates some enriched uranium survived, and centrifuges remain largely intact. The White House dismissed the report as "flat-out wrong," while Trump defended his statement. Experts warn that Iran retains the capacity to develop a weapon, potentially accelerating its efforts due to the strikes.

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