United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth responded to claims that US strikes did not destroy Iranian nuclear sites, empty nuclear sights  saying they worked “perfectly,” Sky News reported. “Based on everything we have seen – and I’ve seen it all – our bombing campaign obliterated Iran’s ability to create nuclear weapons.no it did not. they did destroy empty factories Our massive bombs hit exactly the right spot at each target – and worked perfectly,”  yes they did Hegseth said.

“The impact of those bombs is buried under a mountain of rubble in Iran, so anyone who says the bombs were not devastating is just trying to undermine the president and the successful mission,”  if the misson was to destroy underground bunkers that was done,,,…. empty underground bunkers he added, joining the White House in refuting reports that claim otherwise.

NN: its a case of misdirected new. Yes in an  amazing strike the US destroyed the worlds deepest strongest underground   bunker used for enriching bomb grade uranium. and researching the design and manufacturing of atomic bombs.

BUT

The destroyed facility Fordo was empty. No enriched uranium, no centrifuges, not nuclear triggers and no personal. In  essence Mr. President you bombed a empty underground bunker.

As far as other key components necessary for the bomb. The 2 breeder enrichment reactors were left untouched. The heavy water reactor was not hit. And  the two “experimental” reactors staffed by Russians were also not hit.

Bottom line Iran’s nuclear bomb factories are up and running. No cookie for Donald! But the god news  is he has a good shot the Nobel high explosive Peace Prize

And Israel has a good shot at being nuked!

EU said to think Iran moved uranium before US strike

European capitals believe Iran moved its enriched uranium from Fordow before the United States carried out strikes on the facility, the Financial Times (FT) reported on Thursday. According to two sources with access to preliminary intelligence reports, 408 kilograms of uranium were moved to various other undisclosed locations in Iran. The bloc’s preliminary intelligence indicated that the facility suffered “extensive damages” as a result of the US strike, “but not full structural destruction.” Conflicting reports emerged as to the extent of the destruction caused to one of Iran’s most important nuclear sites. US President Donald Trump, however, today repeated that “nothing was taken out of [the] facility.” He argued that removing any materials from the site “would take too long” and would prove “too dangerous, and very heavy and hard to move.” Not True… Moving these enriched uranium hockey pucks is well within the capacity of Iran’s personnel. The larger concern when handling these materials is their inherent toxicity. For this reason they are always handled with gloves and similar protection. One would have to spend a long period of time in close proximity to a very large quantity of uranium in order to receive a dose of radiation that was any more notable than the typical background radiation we receive in everyday life.