Donald Trump launches a “accurate description of the damage to Iranian nuclear facilities

On Sunday, US President Donald Trump opposed Iranian attempts to reduce the strikes against its nuclear facilities, stressing that “forgetfulness” was an accurate description, although the full range of damage to Iran’s nuclear capabilities was not immediately clear.

“Huge damage was made for all nuclear sites in Iran, as shown in satellite images. Forgotten is a precise term! The white structure offered deeply full on the rock, with its ceiling much lower than the ground level, completely protected from the flame. The biggest damage occurred with the ground level. Bullseye !!!” Trump wrote about the social truth.

US President for Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Kane He said Sunday There is “severe damage and destruction” of the facilities in Fordo, Natanz and Safhahan, but they did not go to the point that the Iranian nuclear capabilities have been “blurred”.

“The final battle damage will take some time, but the assessments of the initial battle damage indicate that all three sites have been severely damaged and severely destroyed,” Kane said.

Meanwhile, US Defense Secretary Beit Higseth said on Sunday that although assessing the damage is continuing, “all our microfinances that hit us as we wanted to strike them and their desired impact.”

When asked if Iran is still keeping any nuclear capacity, Ken said, “BDA is still hanging, and it will be very early for me to comment on what might or not there.”

Evaluating battle damage, or BDA, is a military term indicating the process of assessing the effects of military operations on the target.

It usually includes a financial or functional examination of damage, beyond visual signs, and whether the target remains operational.

These assessments are usually made by intelligence analysts and reconnaissance teams, using data from drones, satellites, radar or ground reports. Leaders help determine whether the task has achieved its goals and if the follow -up strikes are needed.

Rafael Grouosi, head of the United Nations International Nuclear Diseases Agency, also affected a cautious tone, saying that it was not yet possible to evaluate the damage to the Fordo nuclear facility.

In addition to uncertainty, Reuters mentionedCiting a large Iranian source, most of the highly enriched uranium in Fordo have been transferred to a site that was not revealed before the American strikes on the enrichment site.

The strikes began early on Saturday, when six bodies of the US Air Force B-2 Stealth, Six GBU-57, were brought up in a 30,000-pound bomb known as “Bunker Buster”, in the Iranian Fordo nuclear facility, which was built on the side of the mountain.

The B -2 launched the GBU -57 bomb at the Natanz nuclear facility, while an American marine submarine also launched a 30 Tomahawk missile, targeting Natanz and a third site, Safhan.

The task, called “Hummer” in the middle of the night, included more than 125 aircraft in total.

Eren Duhri contributed to this report