Something has happened on the land of Iran, which has shook the defense system and intelligence agencies of Western countries. US Vice President JD Vance made a shocking statement in an interview on Sunday that Iran has no idea of more than 400 kg of enriched uranium. Vance also said that many of Iran’s nuclear hideouts have either been destroyed or have suffered heavy damage, although they also added that they had “no accurate information”.
The statement came when the US has done a fierce airplane on Iran on the orders of former President Donald Trump. Its biggest target was – Fordo uranium enrichment plant, which is hidden in a bunker under a mountain. The US Army used its deadliest bunker bunker bombs in the war for the first time in this operation.
According to the New York Times report, Iran (Iran) enriched about 880 pounds (about 400 kg) of uranium for 60% purity, slightly lower than the 90% level required for nuclear weapons. This Enerich Fuel was a store at the plant in Isfahan, which prepares the raw material of this entire network.
Vance also indicated that the US will now “communicate” with Iran with 900 pounds of highly enriched uranium. He made it clear that the main objective of this campaign was to completely destroy the Fordo site and also causing serious damage to the rest of the sites.
Meanwhile, Israel also did not back down, not backing up, two Iran’s important atomic hideouts – Natanj and Isfahan – were reported to have killed many Iranian nuclear scientists. All these sites were kept in heavy security and underground bunkers, so far they seemed to be part of the fantasies of war.
According to a report by Reuters, the US attacks have “very serious damage” to the Fordo site, but the condition of underground parts still remains a mystery. The biggest question is whether Iran’s enriched uranium is safe, or is that too destroyed in attacks?
However, Iran, however, informed the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) on 13 June that it would “take special measures” to protect its nuclear sites and equipment. But now the question arises – were these measures enough? Or was Iran’s nuclear dream shattered in the Western attack?
The answer is not yet revealed, but it is certain that the back of Iran’s nuclear program has been broken – or it is another trick to keep the world in confusion. The next few weeks will decide whether the next step in the Middle East will be diplomacy or war.
