President Trump and Secretary of State Pete Hegseth reacted furiously to intelligence leaks reported by CNN and The New York Times regarding U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Trump initially claimed success, asserting Iran's nuclear program had been 'obliterated,' but subsequent assessments suggested only temporary setbacks. During a NATO summit, both officials downplayed the leaks, with Trump emphasizing a lack of clarity in the intelligence. An FBI investigation into the leaks is underway, reflecting the administration's frustration with the media's portrayal of the events and their implications for national security.
Well, they said it was, actually the report said it could have been very they don't know. I mean they did a report I could have Pete talk to it because his department did the report. They really don't know.
It was a virtual obliteration. When you take a look at the ground above, don't forget the flame is all underground. But everything above, if you look at the before and the after picture, everything above is burned black, the trees, everything.
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