The Defense Secretary to the United States has been informed of the intelligence report leaked by Pete Hegseth and Joint Chief of Staff President Dan Ken. Army The country may be brought back for a few months against Iran’s nuclear facilities.
At a press conference on Thursday morning in the Pentagon, two officials said that the Iran’s nuclear program was destroyed and the echo of President Donald Trump’s programs is echoing.
But the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) opposed the preliminary report, saying that the June 22 bombing campaign was relatively minor shock for Iran’s nuclear capacity, which could be restored in a few months.
“President Trump took the most complex and secret military action in history, and this was a stimulating success due to the war agreement and the end of the 7-day war,” hegesty said.
“Due to the decisive military action, President Trump created a decision to end the war – choose his word – destroying Iran’s nuclear capacity.”
It is difficult to draw reliable conclusions about the impact of the United States that a few days after it happens.
President Trump, however, insisted that the US attacks had attacked a “devastating”. He also told reporters that not only indirect to the evaluation of the strike, but also “very uncomfortable” to the airliners who left the bomb.
Hegesthe and Koine spoke, Trump encouraged his followers to see his statement on the truth on the platform on the platform and said, “One of the greatest, most professional and most ‘confirming’ news conferences I have seen till date!”
He also wrote that news like The New York Times and CNN will fire journalists “fake stories reporters” on the Iran bombing campaign, but there is no evidence of support.
One day ago, on Wednesday, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director John Ratclifif said that the US attacks in Iran caused serious loss to Tehran’s nuclear demonstration.
“The new intelligence in” historically reliable “methods has proved that ‘many important Iranian nuclear facilities have been destroyed and re -built for years,’ Ratclifif said in a statement that there is a lack of more details.
Military assessment
On June 22, the bombing campaign on June 22 recorded the United States of the United States in the name of the 12-day war in Iran and Israel.
The struggle began on June 3, when Israel launched several attacks on military targets in Iran, and many commander and scientists died in its nuclear demonstration.
Israel argued that attacks were required to harass Iran’s efforts to get nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, Iran has said that he never tried to create nuclear weapons and instead used his nuclear rich event to create civil energy. He responded with his own missile barrage against Israel.
The United States has long been a passionate associate of Israel, but in the early stages of conflict, Trump avoided committing the United States for any direct participation. On June 22, when he sent seven B -2 bombs to put “Banker -Buster” weapons at three Iranian nuclear site, including Fordo.
A few days later the war was declared.
But questions about the efficiency of US intervention have been tolerated. On Thursday, Hegesty and Ken tried to rest with the question with a tremendous presentation.
Standing in front of a poster of Iran’s Fordo facility images, Kin’s bomb used in the attack was a walkthrough, how the mission was carried out, and the bomber crew.
He also played a video of the bunker-bombing bomb in action.
“All the six weapons in each vent in Fordo went to where to go,” said Cain.
He then offered a breakdown to the US military’s confidence in the success of his campaign.
He said, “Here’s what we know about the attacks on Ford and after the end.” “First, weapons were created, tested, and loaded properly. Two: weapons were released and released on the parameter. Three: Weapons were all guided to their objectives and objectives. Four: Working as weapons was designed, so they exploded.”
In the meantime, Hegesty focused on his comments in response to a large number of media. Former Fox News host, he criticized his fellow journalists for failing to “hunt scams all the time” and to accept the “historic moment” under the leadership of President Trump.
When a journalist had pressured the pressure of what changed the June 22, hegesty reiterated the post of Trump administration that a site like Ford had suffered a fatal shock.
“I was able to use the word. All of these things could be destroyed, destroyed, evaluated, evaluate. But finally, we are here to explain what these weapons are capable,” hegesty said.
“Anyone with two eyes, some ears and brains can identify such fire extinguishers, with the specificity and others will have a devastating effect.”
Hegesty and Trump refused on Thursday that Iran would have moved the rich uranium reserves before the US attack.
Hegseth said, “I do not know about the intelligence I reviewed, or there are no things that should be – moved or otherwise,” said Hegseth.
There is no ambiguity balance
Nevertheless, there are contradictory reports on how much damage Iran’s nuclear program is.
European governments had evaluated the Uranium Stockpai to the uranium stockpile of Iran before the attack, the Financial Times published a report on Thursday.
Iran’s highest leader Ali Khmani said on Thursday in his first public comments since the war started Trump overstated The result of the strike.
Khamnei said, “The American President exaggerated the events in unusual ways.” The United States “has not gained anything from this war”.
According to his account, the US bombing campaign did not “anything important” for Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Analysts say the weapons used in the June 22 attacks and a brief information on Thursday with the weapons and Hagate and Kain, did not have evidence to justify the Trump administration.
“Preece on Iran was an orchestrate statement on Iran, he was focusing a lot on the storyline,” said Al Jazir’s reporter Patti Kulha.
“I don’t think we still know the actual facts of this case. They say how many bombs they left, how they went through the ventilation shaft, but they did not share any real evidence that the facilities were destroyed in their words.”
