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THE HAGUE: Iran’s nuclear program has been put back decades, US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday ahead of meeting other world leaders at a NATO Summit in the Hague, adding that he believed “total obliteration” was achieved.
“This was a devastating attack,” Trump told reporters.
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A preliminary US intelligence assessment said that the US airstrikes did not destroy Iran’s nuclear capability and only set it back by a few months.
Asked about the intelligence reports, Trump said “they really don’t know.”