Reports say that the American air strikes restore the Iranian nuclear program for only months

A new US intelligence report found that the Iranian nuclear program was restarted just a few months after an American strike, and it was not “completely blurring and complete” as US President Donald Trump said, according to two people who are familiar with early evaluation.

The early intelligence report issued by the US Intelligence Agency (DIA) contradicts statements by Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the status of Iranian nuclear facilities. People were not authorized to publicly address the matter and spoke on the condition that his identity was not disclosed.

According to people, the report found that while Saturday strikes In Fordow, natanz and ISFAHAN nuclear sites caused great damage, and the sites have not been completely destroyed.

The evaluation found that at least some uranium, which Iran was enriched at least from multiple sites before the strikes and survived, according to the people. It was also found that Iran’s centrifugal devices are very intact.

In the deeply buried uranium enrichment factory, the entrance collapsed but underground infrastructure was not destroyed, according to one of the people. The person also said that previous assessments warned of this result in Fordo.

The White House is pushing back

The White House strongly pushed the evaluation, describing it as “wrong.”

“The leak of this alleged evaluation is a clear attempt to cancel President Trump, and to discredit the brave fighter pilots who had a completely executed mission to blur the Iranian nuclear program,” Caroline Levitte, the White House press secretary, said in a statement. “Everyone knows what happens when 14 bomb falls perfectly on its goals: the total forgetfulness.”

Trump He said in the comments And social media posts in recent days, including Tuesday, that the strikes “have completely destroyed” the sites and that Iran will never rebuild its nuclear facilities.

The US President said the attacks were necessary to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran denies that it seeks this weapon and says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.

Netanyahu applauds

“For decades, I promised you that Iran will not have nuclear weapons and indeed … we destroyed the Iranian nuclear program,” Netanyahu said in a television statement on Tuesday.

He said that the United States joining Israel was “historic” and thanked Trump.

The CIA and the Office of the National Intelligence Director (ODNI) refused to comment on the DIA evaluation. ODNI coordinates the work of 18 -year -old intelligence agencies, including DIA, the US Defense Department’s intelligence arm, responsible for producing intelligence on foreign armies and opponents capabilities.

Intelligence was first reported by CNN on Tuesday. Reuters and New York Times also published reports of the evaluation of Dhatat.

Democrats said earlier that Trump’s allegations that the weekend strikes had been canceled or restored the Iranian nuclear program had not yet been supported by evidence.

“There is no evidence that the nuclear program had been completely blocked, as Donald Trump claimed,” said American Democratic Leader Hakim Jeffrez on Monday.

Secret surroundings about the matter were canceled for members of the House of Representatives and the US Senate on Tuesday.

William The Hague, the former UK foreign minister, regardless of the amount of damage to the American strikes, will remain a continuous challenge to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.

“In the long run, it will be very difficult to stop nuclear weapons that spread using power,” The Hague Radio Times said. “This will need agreements.

“Usually, you find the humiliating and shock force in history a way to return again – in this case, with a nuclear weapon – in the future.”