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Amid differing intelligence assessments, President Trump doubles down on his claim that U.S. strikes completely destroyed Iran's nuclear program.

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The Trump administration today again furiously defended the U.S.

airstrikes against Iran's nuclear program claiming the facilities were destroyed.

It comes in response to a leaked initial intelligence

assessment that said Iran's nuclear program was set back by only a few months. That leak is now

being investigated by the FBI. The report was produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency,

or DIA. But the director of the CIA issued a statement last night contradicting its finding.

At an early morning briefing today, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denounced the news media for its coverage of the report.

Because of decisive military action, President Trump created the conditions to end the war, decimating, choose your word, obliterating, destroying Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Every outlet has breathlessly reported on a preliminary assessment from DIA.

A day and a half after the actual strike, when it admits itself in writing that it requires weeks to accumulate

the necessary data to make such an assessment. It's preliminary. It points out that it's not

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