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06/23/26 · 11:07 AM UTC · 10 SOURCES

Donald Trump stopped Iran from getting a nuclear bomb.
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TL;DR ·Trump launched strikes to disable Iran's nuclear program, but intelligence reports dispute their permanence.

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In early 2026, the Trump administration launched Operation Epic Fury with the specific objective of destroying Iran’s nuclear program . Following the operation, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard testified to Congress that the airstrikes had "obliterated" Iran's enrichment capabilities . President Trump corroborated this, stating he had "decimated" the program through conventional means rather than nuclear weapons . However, this assessment is not universally shared within the government. A preliminary, classified report from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) stated that the bombing only sealed off entrances to facilities and set the nuclear program back by a few months rather than ending it . While the administration asserted in February 2026 that Iran was within days of building a bomb , critics argue that the risk of Iran reaching that stage increased after the U.S. withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal, which had previously extended the "breakout time" to one year . Therefore, while Trump took direct military action to stop Iran's progress, the long-term efficacy of these strikes remains a point of significant internal intelligence debate .

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