A new US assessment of the amount of damage to Iran's nuclear sites

In a new US assessment of the recent attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, the amount of “severe” damage was limited to only one of the three rape facilities, according to Mehr News Agency.

NBC quoted five former and former US officials as saying that only one of the three uranium enrichment sites in Iran suffered the most damage in last month's attacks, resulting in dramatically delaying it.

According to the network, “but the other two sites have not suffered serious damage and may have suffered enough damage that nuclear enrichment can be resumed within the next few months; Of course, if Iran wants it. “

NBC quoted four sources as saying that the evaluation, which is part of the current US efforts to determine the status of Iran's nuclear program after the attack on the facilities, has in recent days notified a number of US lawmakers, defense officials and Washington allies.

According to a current official and two former US officials, the headquarters of the US terrorist forces in the region (Santak) had developed a much more comprehensive plan to attack Iran, which included three sites, and the operation took several weeks instead of one night.

The operation was also provided by US President Donald Trump, but he rejected it because it was incompatible with “the nature of his foreign policy to withdraw America from foreign wars, no further interference in them, and the possibility of high casualties on both sides”.

One source of the map claimed that “we wanted to go until the end of the map, but the president did not want.” After the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, Trump described it as a “impressive military success” and claimed that Iran's main enrichment facilities were “completely destroyed”!

According to NBCs, a recent evaluation of the extent of the damage caused by US attacks against Iranian nuclear facilities has been released as the current process of gathering information, which Washington officials say will probably take several months. According to two current US officials, evaluations about the status of Iran's nuclear program are expected to change after the US attacks over time, and as the process progresses, new findings indicate more damage than previous evaluations.

White House spokesman Anna Kelly, referring to a new assessment, said in a statement to NBC News, “As the president has said and experts have confirmed, US operations have completely destroyed Iran's nuclear capabilities.”