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U.S. Strikes three Iranian Nuclear Sites

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US and Israeli strikes severely set back Iran’s enrichment capabilities, but Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile poses a long-term threat.
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US and Israeli airstrikes on the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center (ENTC) between June 12 and 24 reportedly destroyed components of Iran’s nuclear program that would be necessary for weaponization. The strikes destroyed the Uranium Metal Conversion Plant
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The U.S. Airstrike on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Was 15 Years in the Making

According to the U.S. Department of Defense, Operation Midnight Hammer, the precision B-2 raid that hit key Iranian nuclear sites, had its roots in a
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The strike sequence was designed for maximum penetration. The first GBU-57 was used to breach a reinforced concrete structure, creating the central crater visible in satellite imagery. The remaining bombs were delivered through the same opening to ensure complete destruction of the internal target. The two other impact holes were actually part of the site’s ventilation.

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Iran has likely begun to assess damage and conduct repair operations at the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant. Commercially available satellite imagery captured on June 28 and 29 shows Iranian heavy equipment near two clusters of three impact points on
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Methinks peace will never occur as long as the Ayatollah and his mullahs are around. They’re willing to fight to the last Iranian (or Palestinian or…) as long as they themselves are safe. They’re a bunch of old geezers. Perhaps they need to go visit Allah and see what he thinks of all their handiwork…. Surprised Israel has not already sent them a ticket…
 
I always follow the money to find the motive for aberrent behavior. When viewed through that lens, it becomes clear that, not counting the crazies, the actions of a rogue state and its surogates is mostly about making a living. Terrorists training terrorists, setting up IED's, making truck bombs, mass kilings, shooting rockets and mortars across the border, and etc, are doing so ultimately for a paycheck. For many it is a profession, and many have made long careers of it. A plumber or electrician making good money is going to continue being a plumber or electrician, as long as the money is good. People building IED's or nukes or carrying out terrorist attacks are not going to stop until we kill all the plumbers, or kill the people paying them. The U.S. and Israel understand this. Perhaps the Ayatollahs can find funds to rebuild their nuclear facilities, but if we keep bombing them, eventually they will run out of people who can or will do the work. Or, we kill the people paying the bills, and choke off their sources of funding, and the shite will stop. The stupidest thing the U.S. ever did was release billions of dollars to the Iranians that they could use against us. We need then on their knees financially as well as militarily.
 
Trump is a negotiator. He would rather reach a deal than eliminate an opponent. Doesn’t work, though, with dictators the like of Putin, Little Rocket man or the Ayatollah.
 
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Trump is a negotiator. He would rather reach a deal than eliminate an opponent. Doesn’t work, though, with dictators the like of Putin, Little Rocket man or the Ayatollah.
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The Ayatollah got what he just got but he's a religious nut-case..

Russia & NK are entirely different.
 
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