The article discusses Iran's unwavering stance on its nuclear program following recent U.S. air strikes and the controversies around the extent of damage inflicted on its facilities. While initial assessments from U.S. intelligence suggest moderate to severe damage, there is low confidence in these findings. The piece also covers conflicting narratives from both U.S. and Iranian officials regarding the nature of Iran's nuclear ambitions, and it raises questions about the future of the nuclear agreement that was previously in place before U.S. withdrawal. Khamenei insists that Iran's nuclear activities are purely civilian, dismissing the air strike's impact.
Khamenei emphasized that the recent air strikes did not significantly impact Iran's nuclear facilities, reinforcing Tehran's determination to maintain its nuclear programme.
The conflicting assessments of damage to Iran's nuclear sites raise doubts about the effectiveness of the U.S. and Israel's operations against Tehran's enrichment capabilities.
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