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Trump Claims Iranian Nuclear Sites Completely Destroyed Amid Media Criticism

Samuel Okafor
Samuel Okafor
"Trump always has a way with words, doesn't he?"
Derrick Williams
Derrick Williams
"Is he just trying to distract from other issues?"
Thelma Brown
Thelma Brown
"This is why we need credible news sources now more than ever."
Hikari Tanaka
Hikari Tanaka
"How can we trust the intelligence if it's getting disputed like this?"
Nguyen Minh
Nguyen Minh
"Funny how he calls it a success when it seems like a failure."
Jessica Tan
Jessica Tan
"What do we really know about Iran's nuclear capabilities?"
Robert Schmidt
Robert Schmidt
"I do wonder if the media is being fair in their criticism."
Samuel Okafor
Samuel Okafor
"What happened to all the talk about diplomacy?"
Samuel Okafor
Samuel Okafor
"This feels like a classic Trump move, deflecting blame."
Rajesh Singh
Rajesh Singh
"It's alarming how quickly they could restart their program."
Sofia Mendes
Sofia Mendes
"Is the public really slamming these media outlets? Where's the proof?"
Giovanni Rossi
Giovanni Rossi
"Can't wait for the next twist in this saga!"

2025-06-25T01:21:36Z


In a fervent statement made on his Truth Social platform, former President Donald Trump vehemently criticized major news outlets, specifically CNN and the New York Times, accusing them of trying to undermine what he characterized as one of the most successful military operations in history. Trump proclaimed that Iran's nuclear sites were 'completely destroyed', a claim that has sparked widespread debate and scrutiny.

This reaction from Trump comes in the wake of reports regarding a classified assessment from U.S. intelligence, which painted a starkly different picture of the effectiveness of his military actions against Iranian nuclear facilities over the previous weekend. According to sources familiar with the report, instead of the total destruction Trump claims, two of the targeted sites remained intact, and the military strikes might have only delayed Iran's nuclear program by a few months at most.

The Pentagon’s intelligence assessment revealed that essential components of Iran's nuclear development infrastructure, including centrifuges, could be operational again within a matter of months. Furthermore, the report highlighted that a substantial portion of Iran’s highly enriched uranium, which could be pivotal for developing nuclear weaponry, had been relocated prior to the strikes. This crucial stockpile is believed to have been moved to undisclosed locations, potentially complicating efforts to monitor and contain Iran's nuclear ambitions.

In response to the intelligence findings, the White House issued a statement categorically denying the accuracy of the report, labeling it as 'flat-out wrong'. This disagreement between the former president's assertions and the official intelligence assessment raises significant questions about the effectiveness and future implications of U.S. military actions.

Trump's post on Truth Social included a bold declaration: “FAKE NEWS CNN, TOGETHER WITH THE FAILING NEW YORK TIMES, HAVE TEAMED UP IN AN ATTEMPT TO DEMEAN ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MILITARY STRIKES IN HISTORY. THE NUCLEAR SITES IN IRAN ARE COMPLETELY DESTROYED! BOTH THE TIMES AND CNN ARE GETTING SLAMMED BY THE PUBLIC!” His tone reflects ongoing tensions between his administration's narrative and media coverage of international military engagements.

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Source of the news:   The Guardian

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