Only months lost: Leaked intel claims US strikes fell short of halting Iran’s nuclear push

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A preliminary diagnosis of US intelligence shows that recent airstrikes about Iran have only led to a temporary blow to its nuclear program, which delays it in just months.

The report comes when President Donald Trump was broken, the implementation between Iran and Israel.

Three sources familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Writers of the initial diagnosis. According to two sources, the diagnosis was developed by the US Defense Intelligence Agency.

One of the sources said that Iran’s enriched uranium stock was not eliminated, and in fact, the country’s nuclear program has been returned only for a month or two.

The diagnosis confronted Trump’s claim that the weekend strikes managed to end Tehran’s nuclear program and raised questions about more US military action if the program really survived aerial bombing.

The White House said the intelligence report “Flat out is invalid.”

The Trump administration told the UN Security Council on Tuesday that its weekend attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities have “harassed” Iran’s nuclear program, less than Trump’s first claim that the facilities have been “eliminated”.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that Israel had removed the threat of nuclear annihilation in a 12 -day war with Iran and vowed to thwart any attempt by Tehran to restore its program.

“We have removed two urgent risks for us,” he said in a video remarks released by his office.

Israel launched a surprising air war on June 13, targeting Iranian nuclear sites, where Iran tried to produce an atom bomb in the worst shock to the Islamic Republic after the 1980s war with Iraq and killed top military commanders.

Iran, which says its uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes and refuses to try to build nuclear weapons, which has been answered with a series of missile barrages in Israeli cities.

Earlier on Tuesday, both Iran and Israel indicated that the air war between the two countries ended, at least for now, when Trump scolded him for violating the ceasefire, which he announced in the 0500 GMT.

The tremendous victory

Israeli military lifted sanctions on nationwide activity at 8pm local time (1700 GMT), and officials said that the country’s central airport near Tel Aviv, Airport, has reopened the Ben Gorin Airport. According to the state affiliates, Iran’s airspace will be reopened in the same way.

According to Iranian media, Iranian President Masood Pazeshkian said his country had successfully ended the war, which he described as a “great victory”. According to the state news agency IRNA, Pazeshkian also told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that Tehran is ready to resolve differences with the United States.

A senior White House official said that Trump broke the ceasefire agreement with Netanyahu, and other administration officials contacted the Iranians. On Tuesday, Reuters was told that Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah Al -Naywi signed a Tehran agreement with Iranian officials.

Both Israel and Iran took hours to admit that they had accepted the ceasefire and accused each other of violating it, which identified the challenge of reconciliation between the two bitter enemies and the challenge of achieving lasting peace between them.

Trump scolded both sides, but his purpose was particularly criticized in Israel, and nearly we told the ally, “Now calm.” Later, he said Israel carried out further attacks on its orders.

Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, said he told his US counterpart, Pete Hegsit, that his country would respect the ceasefire until Iran violated it. According to Iranian media, Pazeshkin said that Iran would be honored with Israel’s ceasefire.

Even if Israel can maintain Iran’s wars, there is a big question in view of deep distrust between the two countries. But Trump’s ability to broker the sewing fire suggests that Washington has benefited some in the fluctuating region.

Israeli Armed Forces Chief of Staff El Zammer said an “important chapter” of the conflict has been concluded, but the campaign against Iran has not ended. He said the army would re -focus on its war against Iran -backed Hamas militants in Gaza.

Iran’s military command also warned Israel and the United States to learn from the “crushing blow” presented during the conflict.

Iranian attacks killed 610 people and injured 4,746 in their country, Iranian officials said. Iran’s retaliation has killed 28 people in Israel, for the first time its air defense was inserted by a large number of Iranian missiles.

Oil prices fell and the stock markets staged a rally around the world with a ceasefire sign, which eliminated concerns about disrupting oil supply from the Gulf.

Violation of ceasefire?

Earlier, Trump had advised Israel with an extraordinary provocation of an ally with an obscenity, which he had joined by a large -scale bunker bomb in Iran’s underground nuclear places two days ago.

Before leaving the White House to the NATO summit in Europe, Trump told reporters that he was unhappy with both sides over ceasefire violations, but was particularly disappointed with Israel, which he had “loaded” immediately after he agreed to the deal.

Trump said, “I have to calm Israel right now. Iran and Israel” were fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what they are doing. “

Netanyahu’s office admitted that Israel bombed a radar site near Tehran, saying it was fired three and a half hours for Iranian missiles after the ceasefire began.

He did not say clearly whether the strike on the radar site had happened before or after.

The Islamic Republic denied the launch of any missiles, saying that Israeli attacks continued for more than an hour than time when the purpose of the war was to start.

In both countries, there was a clear sense of relief.

“Who did not mediate or how it did not matter. The war has ended. It should never start from the first place,” said Raza Sharifi, 38, Raza Sharifi, “Rasht was returning to Tehran, where he had fled with his family.

“Sadly, it is a little late for me and my family, because the recent bombings were completely destroyed in the recent bombings last Sunday, but as they say, ‘I have never started a new war,” said Eric Demant, a software engineer from Tel Aviv.