Trump Acknowledges Uncertainty Over Iran Nuclear Facility Strikes

President Donald Trump has claimed that U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities were highly successful, describing them as "completely and totally obliterated," but U.S. intelligence assessments remain inconclusive about the actual damage. A preliminary Defense Intelligence Agency report suggested the strikes might have only delayed Iran's nuclear program by a few months, though the White House disputed this characterization. Satellite imagery showed damage such as craters and tunnel collapses at sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, but experts, including the IAEA director, have stated it is too early to assess the extent of underground damage. Trump acknowledged the ambiguity in intelligence, calling it "very inconclusive," while also emphasizing the severity of the strikes. Following Iranian missile attacks on a U.S. airbase in Qatar, Trump indicated no retaliation would occur, praising Iran for early warnings that prevented casualties and expressing hope for regional peace. Additionally, Trump hinted at the possibility of regime change in Iran if the current leadership fails to "MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN," reflecting uncertainty about the long-term impact of the strikes.