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Trump Declares Complete Destruction of Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Warns of Further Strikes

U.S. joins Israel in bombing Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan; Trump demands peace or promises even deadlier attacks.

Watan NewsJune 22, 2025
Trump Declares “Fordow Is Gone” After U.S. Airstrike on Iran Nuclear Sites
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Watan-President Donald Trump confirmed on Saturday night (early Sunday GMT) that U.S. airstrikes had “completely and totally destroyed” the targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, and threatened more attacks if Tehran did not pursue peace.

In a televised speech, Trump declared:“There will either be peace, or there will be a tragedy for Iran far greater than anything we’ve seen over the past eight days. Remember, many targets still remain.”

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He continued:“If peace is not achieved quickly, we will strike those remaining targets with precision, speed, and efficiency.”

Trump emphasized that Iran must choose peace now, otherwise “future attacks will be far more severe.”

He stated that the early Sunday raids resulted in the total destruction of Iran’s main uranium enrichment facilities.

Trump: U.S.-Israel Strike Destroys Iran’s Top Nuclear Sites

Trump also revealed that the operation was carried out in close coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that the goal was to dismantle Iran’s uranium enrichment capability and neutralize what he called the top global threat of nuclear terrorism. He called the strikes a “tremendous success.”
He added:“Tonight’s attack was the hardest and perhaps the deadliest yet. But if peace is not achieved immediately, we will pursue additional targets with unmatched precision and skill. No other military in the world could have done what we did tonight.”

In the early hours of Sunday, the United States officially joined Israel’s war against Iran, with President Trump announcing a “highly successful” operation targeting three key nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

Trump Declares “Fordow Is Gone” After U.S. Airstrike on Iran Nuclear Sites

In a post on Truth Social, Trump said U.S. aircraft “dropped a full payload of bombs” on the three locations before exiting Iranian airspace safely. “All aircraft involved returned safely,” he added, calling the American forces “great warriors.”
He reiterated:“No other military force on Earth could have carried out such a strike. Now is the time for peace. Thank you for your attention.”
In a later post, Trump stated bluntly: “Fordow is gone.”
On the Iranian side, Tasnim News Agency quoted an Iranian official confirming that part of the Fordow site had been hit by “hostile airstrikes.”
Hassan Abdini, Deputy Head of the Political Department at Iran’s state broadcasting agency, said the authorities had evacuated all three nuclear sites ahead of the attacks.
He added:“The reserves of enriched uranium had been removed from the nuclear centers. There were no remaining materials that could emit radiation or endanger our citizens in case of a strike.”

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Watan NewsJune 22, 2025

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