The Pentagon evaluation says that the American strikes did not destroy the Iranian nuclear program

American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities did not destroy the country’s nuclear program and may only restore them, according to the evaluation of the Pentagon Intelligence.

The Islamic Republic store in the enriched uranium in the bombings has not been eliminated, sources informed by an evaluation by the US BBC’s defense intelligence agency CBS.

The White House said that assessing the initial damage was “wrong” and “a clear attempt to cancel” President Donald Trump.

The president said that the air strikes on Saturday “completely blurring” the Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities.

The United States struck three nuclear facilities in Iran – Fordo, Natanz and Estehan – with “Bunker Buster” bombs capable of penetrating 18 meters (60 feet) of concrete or 61 meters (200 feet) of the Earth before the explosion.

But the sources familiar with the evaluation of the Pentagon intelligence say that the centrifuges of Iran are largely “sound” and that the effect was limited to structures above the ground.

The entrances of two nuclear facilities were closed, and some infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged.

The unknown sources have told the American media that the attack is only “a few months, summits”, and that any appeal for its nuclear program may be based on the period that the country takes to dig and make reforms.

The sources also confirmed to CBS that some enriched uranium stocks in Iran were transferred before the strikes, according to the intelligence assessment.

It was believed that the huge bombing bomb of 30,000 pounds (14,000 kg) was the only weapon capable of destroying the underground nuclear enrichment facilities in Iran.