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7/3/2025, 9:10:55 AM
>The US believes that its strikes on Iran have degraded the Islamic Republic's nuclear program by two years, US Assistant SECDEF for Public AffairS said at a briefing.
>According to him, US allies agree that as a result of the attack on 3 nuclear facilities in Iran, the US allegedly degraded their program by one to two years. "At least intel assessments inside the DoD assess that," Parnell said.
>"I think, we're thinking about probably close to 2 years. We have degraded their program by 2 years," he repeated in response to a follow-up question.
>CNN reported earlier, citing sources, the US intel community believes that the US strikes on Iran did not destroy the main components of Iran's nuclear program. According to a preliminary intel assessment, the attack most likely only delayed Tehran's acquisition of an atomic bomb by several months. According to its information, this assessment was presented by employees of the US Defense Intelligence Agency based on an analysis conducted by the US Central Command after the strikes. Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles were not destroyed, and the centrifuges were mostly "undamaged," a CNN source said.
>The White House said that the data provided by CNN was not true, and called this leak of information "a clear attempt to humiliate the [Trump]."
>In June, Israel launched daily strikes on Iran. The goal of its operation was to destroy the missile and nuclear programs of Iran. Tehran responded by firing missiles and drones at Israeli territory. The US entered the conflict on the night of June 22, attacking three nuclear facilities in Iran. On the evening of June 23, Tehran launched a missile attack on the largest American air base in the Middle East, Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. According to US authorities, there were no casualties and no significant damage was caused. Later, Trump said that Israel and Iran had agreed to a complete ceasefire. The ceasefire came into effect on June 24.
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>According to him, US allies agree that as a result of the attack on 3 nuclear facilities in Iran, the US allegedly degraded their program by one to two years. "At least intel assessments inside the DoD assess that," Parnell said.
>"I think, we're thinking about probably close to 2 years. We have degraded their program by 2 years," he repeated in response to a follow-up question.
>CNN reported earlier, citing sources, the US intel community believes that the US strikes on Iran did not destroy the main components of Iran's nuclear program. According to a preliminary intel assessment, the attack most likely only delayed Tehran's acquisition of an atomic bomb by several months. According to its information, this assessment was presented by employees of the US Defense Intelligence Agency based on an analysis conducted by the US Central Command after the strikes. Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles were not destroyed, and the centrifuges were mostly "undamaged," a CNN source said.
>The White House said that the data provided by CNN was not true, and called this leak of information "a clear attempt to humiliate the [Trump]."
>In June, Israel launched daily strikes on Iran. The goal of its operation was to destroy the missile and nuclear programs of Iran. Tehran responded by firing missiles and drones at Israeli territory. The US entered the conflict on the night of June 22, attacking three nuclear facilities in Iran. On the evening of June 23, Tehran launched a missile attack on the largest American air base in the Middle East, Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. According to US authorities, there were no casualties and no significant damage was caused. Later, Trump said that Israel and Iran had agreed to a complete ceasefire. The ceasefire came into effect on June 24.
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