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Owaisi's Big Warning as US Bombs Iran's Sites: ‘Only Deterrence Against Israel… Having a Nuclear Bomb’
- On June 22, 2025, U.S. military forces launched coordinated airstrikes targeting three major Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
- The strikes followed Iran's significant nuclear program expansion after the U.S. withdrew from the 2015 Iran deal in 2018, increasing enriched uranium stockpiles vastly above limit.
- The operation involved B-2 stealth bombers, 30 Tomahawk missiles fired from submarines 400 miles away, and six bunker buster bombs dropped on the deeply buried Fordow facility.
- President Donald Trump hailed the attack as "very successful" and said the nuclear sites were "completely and totally obliterated," while Iran denied significant damage and vowed to defend its sovereignty.
- The strikes intensified regional tensions, prompting international calls for diplomacy and leading U.S. officials and local authorities to prepare for potential fallout or retaliation.
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To heed Donald Trump, the bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities in Isfahan, Natanz and Fordow would be the end of the war. And, with the addition of Benjamin Netanyahu, what would now come would be peace (i.e., the surrender of Ali Jamenei).It is not foreseeable that something like this will happen.
Exclusive: Iran given advance notice as US insisted attack on nuclear sites is ‘one-off’
The story: US President Donald Trump says three key nuclear facilities in Iran have been “obliterated,” while threatening more strikes “if peace does not come quickly.” This comes as Amwaj.media has learned that Washington notified Tehran of the strikes beforehand. Speaking on condition of anonymity, a high-ranking Iranian political source confirmed that the Trump administration on June 21 conveyed that it did not seek an all-out confrontation, …
On Saturday 21 June, the United States targeted three nuclear sites: Natanz, Ispahan and Fordo, which was one of Israel's priority targets in Iran.
Three scenarios for what might happen next following Trump's bombing of Iran
After prevaricating about whether the United States would enter Israel’s war on Iran, President Donald Trump finally made a decision.Late Saturday, US warplanes and submarines struck three of Iran’s nuclear sites at Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow, where the Iranians have a uranium enrichment plant buried about 80 metres beneath a mountain. These strikes have to be viewed as part of an overall continuum that began with the Gaza war following Hamas’ a…
According to Donald Trump, planes hit three of Iran's main nuclear sites: Ispahan, Natanz and Fordo, on which a "full bomb load" was dropped.
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