Hegseth: Iran’s nuclear capabilities ‘obliterated’ after U.S. strikes
Sunday, 22 June 2025 () During a Pentagon press conference, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the U.S. “devastated” Iran’s nuclear program after President Trump ordered strikes on three nuclear sites in Iran. Hegseth said the strikes did not target troops or the Iranian people and the U.S. “does not seek war.”
In a dramatic escalation, Israel has struck Iran’s Arak heavy water nuclear reactor, using 40 fighter jets in a precision assault. Though inactive, the facility is capable of producing weapons-grade plutonium. Israel claims it targeted critical components to permanently disable the reactor and...
Operation Midnight Hammer: Pete Hegseth has hailed President Trump’s recent strikes on Iran’s nuclear program as an “incredible and overwhelming success,” claiming unmatched devastation to..
Nuclear watchdog IAEA calls for crisis meeting over US attacks on Iran
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The business secretary has reacted to the news the US has struck three nuclear sites in Iran. Jonathan Reynolds said the government "supports the prevention of the Iranian Regime having a nuclear..
President Donald Trump desires a cessation of hostilities and a path towards peace following successful strikes Saturday that devastated Iran's nuclear... Breitbart Also reported by •Upworthy
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Sunday that "Iran's nuclear ambitions have been obliterated," hours after the United States attacked three major nuclear... Upworthy