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That's what the Defense Intelligence Agency is saying about Iran's nuclear program after Saturday's bombing by the U.S.

Her one early American intelligence report, the strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities may have only set the program back by a few months.

The head of the IAEA, Rafael Grasse, told Fox's Martha McCallum, there was significant damage at Natanz and Fordo. However, no one's been inside yet to personally assess. He was asked about the whereabouts

of about 900 pounds of enriched uranium that may have been moved before the strikes.

Iran officially told me, we are going to be taking protective measures, which may or may not

include moving around this material.

There is a question there.

Where is this?

The White House spokeswoman said the intelligence report is flat out wrong that Iran's

program was totally obliterated.

Boxes, Jessica Rosenthal.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says it's outrageous after today's briefings on the

conflict between Iran and Israel were postponed.

What are they afraid of?

Why won't they engage Congress in the critical details?

The results of the recent strike, the scope and trajectory of the

conflict, the administration's long-term strategy. House Speaker Mike Johnson says ongoing developments

in the Middle East of the major reason for the postponement. Fox News has learned the Senate will be

briefed on Thursday in the House on Friday. The prosecution has rested in the sex trafficking

trial of Sean Diddy

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