Iran Confirms Serious Damage to Multiple Nuclear Sites After US Strikes

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani have confirmed that recent US airstrikes, including those on the Fordow nuclear facility, caused serious and extensive damage to Iran's nuclear sites, rendering parts of them inoperable. Despite President Donald Trump's claims that the strikes completely destroyed Iran's nuclear program, assessments are ongoing, and satellite imagery indicates continued activity at Fordow. In response to the airstrikes, Iran launched ballistic missiles at the US Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, though US officials reported most were intercepted without significant casualties. The strikes have escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran, raising concerns about a broader regional conflict and the future of Iran's nuclear ambitions. Iranian officials remain cautious about resuming negotiations with the US, with no talks scheduled in the near term, while also preparing to present documentation of Israeli actions against Iran to international bodies.