22.06.2025 13:41
In a midnight attack, the U.S. targeted the Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear facilities with 30 Tomahawk missiles. Trump described this event as a great victory, while it was revealed that the Fordo nuclear facility had been evacuated two days before the attack. Satellite images indicated that the enriched uranium at the facility had been extracted by Iran and moved to another location.
On the 10th day, U.S. warplanes that joined the battle launched an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities in Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan at midnight.
TRUMP: THIS IS A GREAT VICTORY
In a statement following the attack, U.S. President Donald Trump said, "We have successfully completed our attack on three nuclear facilities, including Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan in Iran. All aircraft are now outside Iranian airspace. A full bomb was dropped on the primary facility, Fordo. All aircraft have safely headed home. We congratulate our great American warriors. There is no other army in the world that can do this. This is a great victory. Now is the time for peace!"
CONVOY DETECTED IN SATELLITE IMAGES
Despite Trump's comments on a great victory, a satellite image recorded 2 days ago made a significant impact. According to the released satellite images, a large convoy was detected 2 days before the U.S. attack on the Fordo nuclear facility. It is estimated that enriched Uranium was extracted by Iran and moved to another location 2 days ago.
IRAN: THE FACILITY HAD BEEN EVACUATED
Mehdi Muhammedi, Advisor to Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqir Qalibaf, stated regarding the attacks, "Iran had been expecting an attack on Fordo for several nights. The facility had been evacuated a long time ago and did not suffer irreversible damage in the attack."