John Ratcliffe’s Central Intelligence Director (CIA) said on Wednesday that the credible intelligence set indicated that the Iranian nuclear programme He was seriously damaged by recent American strikes and that it would take years to rebuild, Reuters reported.
In an official statement, Ratcliffe said, “The CIA can confirm that the body of trusting news suggests that the Iranian nuclear program has been seriously damaged by the recent, targeted blows, and this includes new intelligence from historically reliable and accurate methods that several key Iranian nuclear devices have been destroyed and would have to be rebuilt over the years.”
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He added that the CIA continues to collect news and informs the creators of decisions and supervisors, promises that the updates will be shared with the public, if possible because of the national importance of this matter.
“The CIA continues to collect other reliably source information that will fully inform the relevant creators of decisions and supervisors.
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Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump announced that Defense Minister Pete Hegset and higher military representatives in Pentagon will be on Thursday at 8:30 am (17:30 ist) to emphasize the role of US pilots involved in comprehensive and risky operations and to face what the administration calls “spoiled and premature reports”.
“Defense Minister (War!) Pete Hegseth together with military representatives organize a main press conference at 8 am at 8 am at 8 am at 8 am to fight for the dignity of our big American pilots. These patriots were very angry! The purpose of the humiliation of President J. Trump (Times and CNN) lied and completely distorted, and it was not too early, there was no fact that it did not exist.
Iran insists that its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes. However, it enriched a large amount of uranium at levels far beyond the levels needed for civilian energy production and increased international concerns about possible military dimensions of its nuclear activities.
(With the entry from agencies)
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