Top Israeli military officials revealed in a new assessment the devastating impact of recent strikes on Iran’s nuclear program, revealing that Tehran’s path to a nuclear bomb had been delayed by at least two years. The strikes followed recent Israeli and American airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, including the heavily fortified Fordow underground site, in an attempt to prevent the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Top Israeli military officials admitted that Israel’s precision strikes have destroyed Iran’s atomic aspirations, making it one of the most successful counter-proliferation campaigns in history, according to the Jerusalem Post. They further stressed that Israel’s unprecedented attacks on Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, which killed nuclear scientists and senior military officials, did not only target Iran’s known nuclear site but also destroyed vital infrastructure in several other locations, such as Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. They claimed that thousands of centrifuges were destroyed, and that there were also covert production facilities in Karaj that few people were aware existed.
“This is a systemic dismantling, not just a setback,” a senior Israeli military official stated. Key manufacturing sites have been reduced to rubble, seriously impairing Iran’s ability to rebuild its centrifuges.
Israeli officials emphasised that the IDF’s multifaceted attack left little intact in response to the persistent rumours that the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, had transported some highly enriched uranium to Isfahan prior to the strikes.
While some Western experts stressed that Iran’s uranium stockpiles are essentially worthless for the time being without working centrifuges and scientists, they also thought that even if small amounts of highly enriched uranium from Iran’s nuclear facilities survived, Tehran would not have the operational capacity to weaponise it.
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