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Intel leaders say new intelligence shows Iran's nuclear program severely damaged, facilities could take "years" to rebuild
The CIA director says "credible intelligence" indicates Iran's nuclear program was "severely damaged," after a preliminary report said the program may have been set back by months.
President Donald Trump has fervently disputed the findings of a Pentagon intelligence assessment of his strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Iran’s nuclear programme is distributed among several sites around the country, to make it harder to attack and disrupt. The ...
The Military Installation Development Authority will partner with a California company to explore nuclear power options, ...
President Donald Trump said during a NATO meeting he planned to meet with Iranian officials after bombing their nuclear ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said U.S. strikes had destroyed a facility that is key to turning highly enriched nuclear fuel ...
A U.S. intelligence assessment has contradicted the White House's assertion about its Iran strikes, according to numerous ...
Nuclear expert James Acton tells NBC News correspondent Yasmin Vossoughian that Iran could have easily moved some of their highly enriched uranium before the U.S. strikes, saying it could be moved in ...
President Trump on Wednesday maintained that nuclear materials were not moved prior to U.S. strikes on Iranian facilities, ...
President Trump revealed Wednesday that Israel sent agents to Iran’s bombed nuclear sites to confirm their “total ...
Iran's enriched uranium is central to Israeli and U.S. justifications for their attacks. According to the IAEA, Iran has ...
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