Iran can restore a little uranium after us strike, Israeli official says

Israel believes that Iran, according to a large Israeli official, may welcomes the enriched uranium buried under one of the three objects of US forces last month.

Talking to US reporters, said that Isfaha will be extremely difficult, and any attempt will recover Israel’s holidays quickly.

Donald Trump, as some US intelligence agencies, US intelligence agencies destroyed the country’s air and missile “destroyed” nuclear rockets, even some US intelligence agencies.

Iran says that it is intended to develop a nuclear weapon and uranium enrichment is for peaceful purposes.

For Washington’s correspondents, the Israeli official shows that the Israeli official – the enriched uranium in Iran has been buried in Isfahan in Isfahan, which was shot by submarine cruise missiles on June 22.

If it does not express the concern about the evaluation, the attempt to restore any Iranian material will be obvious.

According to official, Israel’s assessment is a two-year withdrawal of Iran’s nuclear program.

Trump and his leadership members claim that Iran’s nuclear facilities were completely destroyed.

“President Trump has repeatedly said:” The whole world is safer thanks to its determined management. ”

US intelligence assessments were more careful, with the initial defense intelligence agency, all three sites were damaged in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan, completely destroyed.

In late June, the CIA Director John Ratcliffe said that the United States said that the only object of Iran to produce metal uranium was effectively taken by Iran’s ability to establish a nuclear weapon.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi CBS, the BBC’s US Partner, the US Partner, the three-target Iranian website “is still understood”, “parts are still standing.”

“I will not say that everything is missing everything and there is nothing there,” Mr. Grossi.

At the beginning of this week, the Conservative Commentator with Tucker Carlson, Iranian President Mahmoud Pezeshkian, the objects were “seriously damaged,” he said.

“Therefore, there is no access to them,” he said that the full assessment is impossible so far.