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Donald Trump has compared US attacks at Nuclear Facilities in Iranian warships in the world war in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as he presents the effect of intelligence.
The weekend’s attack is defined as “frustrate” in United States that brought it to the conflict between Iran to nuclear bombs falling in Japan in 1945.
“I don’t want to use an example of Hiroshima, I don’t want to use an example of Nagasaki, but that’s the same thing – that’s a war,” Trump said to a NATO Summit on Wednesday.
“It ended, (Israel-Iran) war. If we do not take (leaving the nuclear facilities), they will fight now,” he added.
Trump says intelligence leaked on Tuesday, saying that the US strikes only set up the nuclear program in Iran for several months, not important.
He added the damage to Fordlow sites, Natanz and Isfahan cannot be fully determined until Israel gave an analysis.
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Idf spokesperson Effie Defrin said on Wednesday:
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