Trump Executes Iran Strike After Intelligence Leak Threatens Mission

President Donald Trump authorized a secret U.S. airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities, known as 'Operation Midnight Hammer,' which involved B-2 stealth bombers targeting key sites. Despite Trump's public statements claiming significant damage, former Iranian diplomat Seyed Hossein Mousavian warned that Iran could rebuild its nuclear program within months, emphasizing that technology and know-how cannot be destroyed by airstrikes alone. The strike's intelligence was leaked to the media, prompting Fox News host Charlie Hurt to label the leak as 'treason' and advocate for the death penalty for the leaker, reflecting deep concerns about internal security breaches. Trump publicly criticized CNN reporter Natasha Bertrand, who broke the leak story, while CNN defended her reporting as accurate and responsible journalism. The controversy highlights tensions surrounding the U.S. government's handling of sensitive military operations and the political fallout from leaked classified information. The full extent of the damage caused by the strikes and the impact of the leak remain under investigation.