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Hey, guys, it's Yasmin Vesugian with Here's the Scoop from NBC News.

Lots going on today.

We got NATO leaders meeting in the Netherlands, a surprise in New York's mayoral primary,

and a far-out way to keep depression at bay.

But our top story today, it's actually a question.

Just how successful was the U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear facilities? Well,

everyone has a different take on that. President Trump has repeatedly said it was a total success.

He said so again today at NATO. It was called obliteration. No other military on Earth could have done it.

And now this incredible exercise of American strength has paved the way for peace.

But now, an early assessment leaked from the Defense Intelligence Agency might complicate things.

Our senior national security correspondent, Courtney Kubi, is joining us now in the Pentagon.

Hey, Cort. Hey, how are you? I'm good. I want to talk about this

Intel assessment that we're getting from the Defense Intelligence Agency. What's in it? What does it say?

So the first thing we have to say whenever we're talking about this assessment is it's preliminary.

It's very early. It was based off the first day, maybe a little over a day after the U.S. took

these military strikes in Iran. But the reason it's getting so much attention is because

it really dispels some of the things that we've been hearing from President Trump and people

close to him about the word they've been using obliteration of Iran's nuclear sites and their nuclear program, more

specifically. Now this, it's based off of satellite imagery as well as some other, you know,

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