International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) head Rafael Gossi said the US attacks on Iran were reduced by causing total damage to their nuclear program and Tehran could enrich uranium “In a few months,” US President Donald Trump’s claims said “decades”, opposing the claims of US President Donald Trump.
Grosi’s comments appear to support an initial evaluation from the Pentagon’s defense intelligence agency, which suggests that the United States attacks on the leading Iranian nuclear sites last week did not destroy the main components of their nuclear program, and possibly set it back for months.
While the final military and intelligence evaluation is yet to come, Trump has repeatedly claimed to “fully and despise” Tehran’s nuclear program.
The 12-day struggle between Israel and Iran began earlier this month when Israel began an unprecedented attack, which aims to prevent Tehran from developing a atomic bomb. Iran has insisted that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.
The US then attacked three major Iranian nuclear sites before a ceasefire began. Tehran’s nuclear program has been hot since the limit of loss.
American military officials have provided some new information about the plans for attacks in recent times, but did not provide any new evidence of their effectiveness against Iran’s nuclear program.
After the graded briefing this week, Republican MPs admitted that the US strike would not have eliminated all Iran’s nuclear materials – but argued that it was never part of the army mission, CNN said.
Meanwhile, the Washington Post reported on Sunday that the US had received intercept messages in which senior Iranian officials discussed the attacks that they were not as destructive as they were.
When asked about separate assessment, IAEA Director General Gosi said, “This hour spectacle is not a good idea in weapons of collective destruction.”
“They have the abilities. They may be, you know, in a few months, I would say, some cascade of centrifugas are producing spinning and rich uranium, or less.
“It is clear that severe damage has occurred, but it is not total damage,” Griecy said. “Iran has capacity; industrial and technical capabilities. So they will be able to do so again if they want.”
CNN further stated that GREC said that the IAEA opposed the pressure to say whether Iran had nuclear weapons or was close to holding weapons before the strike. (AI)
