'He could not do any harm to Iran', American report exposed Trump; President said

News Topical, Digital Desk : US President Donald Trump and the White House on Tuesday completely rejected a new intelligence report. This report claimed that US air strikes did not completely destroy Iran's nuclear program. This report is from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). This report was first revealed by CNN.

The report reportedly said that Iran's nuclear sites have been pushed back only by a few months, not completely destroyed. But President Trump got angry at this report. He termed this report 'fake' on his social media platform Truth Social and called it a conspiracy to defame the military attack.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt also termed the report as 'completely false' and said that it was an attempt to tarnish Trump's image.

What claims have been made in the intelligence report?

The DIA report said that the attacks on June 22 caused a lot of damage to Iran's Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites, but Iran's nuclear infrastructure is still largely intact. This claim is against the statements of Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which they said that Iran's nuclear program has been completely destroyed.

According to the report, the entry gates of the deep bunkers of Fordo collapsed due to American bunker-buster bombs. Despite heavy bombing, the structure inside is still safe. Along with this, it was also said that the centrifuge machines were moved to a different place before the attack. Let us tell you that uranium is enriched through a centrifuge machine. In simple words, this machine purifies uranium, due to which the isotopes of uranium 235 are separated from uranium-238 after a certain limit.

What does the White House say?

The Trump administration and its allies are firm on their words. US Vice President J.D. Vance said in an interview to Fox News that denying Iran the ability to enrich 60% enriched uranium to 90% and convert it into nuclear weapons is 'mission success'.

Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff called the leak of the DIA report 'treason' and demanded an investigation into it. White House press secretary Levitt said, “When you drop 14 Tis Hazari bombs on precise targets, what is the result... complete destruction.”