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Are Iranian nuclear sites ‘obliterated,’ as Donald Trump said? Too soon to know, experts say
Israeli military officials, speaking anonymously, told The New York Times and The Washington Post that they considered the underground nuclear site at Fordo — the key U.S. target because it required bunker-busting bombs only the U.S. could deliver — to be "severely damaged" but not "completely destroyed."
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Few people inside the administration knew the president was moving forward with plans for the attack, even late last week.
President Donald Trump said Iran was "weeks away" from having a nuclear bomb. Iran was close to having bomb-grade uranium, but experts predicted it could have taken anywhere from months to two years ...
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President Donald Trump took a jab at Russia's former president following comments that other countries would step in and ...
Medvedev over the weekend warned “a number of countries are ready to directly supply Iran with their own nuclear warheads.” ...
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US President Donald Trump quickly heralded the US strikes on Iran as a “spectacular military success,” saying the Islamic ...
The term "regime change" has emerged as a key point of focus after the U.S. struck Iran nuclear sites. Here's what it means.
Trump raised the prospect of regime change in Tehran, despite earlier denials by his administration officials.
Here's a look at how the Greater Cincinnati delegation responded to the June 21 bombings of Iranian nuclear sites.
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