This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

The BBC, London reporting, Iran could start enriching uranium for a bomb within months,

according to the UN nuclear chief.

That's Rafael Grossi, the head of the IEA, charged with policing the non-proliferation treaty of the United Nations.

The subhead, Rafael Grossi, head of International Atomic Energy Agency, said the U.S. strikes on three

Iranian sites last weekend had caused severe, but not total, not total, quote, damage, contradicting

President Trump's claim. Frankly speaking, said Grosie, Saturday the 28th of June.

One cannot claim that everything has disappeared and there is nothing there.

I welcome Bill Rosio, Senior Fellow Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

who keeps the Long War Journal, and Generation

Jihad is his podcast with his colleagues at FDD, his conversation with Andrea Stricker of FTT,

who is the deputy of the proliferation segment of the FTT, looking at just the remarks that Mr. Grossey makes now and what we can discern

from the battle damage assessment early days. BDA takes long time. It's an art form, as I understand.

You need signals intelligence, you need I understand. You need signals intelligence.

You need human intelligence.

You need to see how the target is used afterwards by the adversaries.

You need to understand the adversary's preparation and what comes next.

This was an event that happened one time and were given to understand by the Trump

administration will not be repeated. That in itself is extraordinary because the air campaign

is how U.S. Air Force thinks. We begin by taking out their defenses and then we come back, come back, assess, come back, assess.

One time is a spectacular headline, but then, as you can see, the Iranians get a vote,

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