Trump: Nuclear countries in Iran have been destroyed

An early intelligence assessment showed that US military attacks on three of Iran's nuclear facilities last weekend did not destroy the main components of Tehran's nuclear programme and most likely “postponed it just for months behind”, CNN reported.

While over a dozen bombs were dropped on two of the nuclear facilities, the Fordow Carbourage Cleaning Plant and the Natanz Cleaning Complex, they did not completely eliminate the countries' highly enriched centrifuges and uranium, CNN said, citing people familiar with the early assessment.

He said the assessment was produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency the Pentagon's intelligence arm and is based on an assessment of the damage to the battle committed by the US Central Command following US attacks.

The report by the Defence Intelligence Agency estimated the programme was delayed less than six months, the New York Times said in another report.

But Trump has rejected this.

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