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U.S.-Israeli Strikes Halt Iran’s Nuclear Threat
Liberty Check
- Independent nuclear experts confirm Iran cannot enrich uranium for weapons.
- U.S.-Israeli mission dealt a decisive blow to the Iranian regime’s capabilities.
- Trump vows more action if Iran seeks to renew its program.
For the first time in over 15 years, independent experts have found Iran has no pathway to produce weapons-grade uranium after joint U.S.-Israeli strikes dismantled their enrichment facilities.
The Institute for Science and International Security, relying on international monitoring evidence, reported Iran’s gas centrifuge program was destroyed, stripping the regime of the means to develop a nuclear weapon.
“With the massive destruction of its gas centrifuge program and installed centrifuge cascades, for the first time in over 15 years, Iran has no identifiable route to produce weapon-grade uranium (WGU) in its centrifuge plants,” the Institute stated.
After the strikes, the main uncertainty is the fate of Iran’s prior stockpile of enriched uranium, though there’s no sign material was moved out of major targeted sites.
President Trump reaffirmed America’s readiness to act:
“Our objective was the destruction of Iran’s nuclear enrichment capacity and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the world’s number one state sponsor of terror,” Trump declared. “Tonight, I can report to the world that the strikes were a spectacular military success.”
With limited direct access, international officials remain vigilant, using satellite data to monitor compliance as global powers threaten renewed sanctions over any noncompliance.
America’s actions proved that strong resolve and decisive force, rooted in the protection of our constitutional freedoms, make a difference.
It’s time to push back.
