Trump Claims Complete Destruction of Iran’s Nuclear Sites

US President Donald Trump has claimed that recent American airstrikes completely destroyed Iran’s key nuclear facilities. In a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump stated that all three of Iran’s major nuclear sites were either “totally destroyed” or “severely damaged.” His statement has stirred international attention, especially as tensions between the US and Iran continue to rise.

The strikes reportedly took place on June 22 and targeted several controversial nuclear locations in Iran. These included the uranium enrichment facility in Fordow, located south of Tehran, and additional sites in Isfahan and Natanz. According to reports, the airstrikes caused significant destruction at these locations.

The United States is said to have coordinated the attack with Israel, viewing it as a decisive blow against Iran’s suspected efforts to secretly develop nuclear weapons. Iran, however, has repeatedly denied any intention to produce nuclear arms, insisting that its nuclear program is for peaceful, civilian use.

While Trump hailed the operation as a major success, several US media outlets have expressed skepticism. Citing leaked intelligence, they reported that not all Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure was wiped out, raising doubts about the full extent of the damage and the long-term impact of the strikes.