This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City. Thank you so much for finding me.

Please like this episode so I remain in your feed. The Ayatollah, are we doing this?

There we go. The Ayatollah Ali Qamani, Iran's 86-year-old Supreme Leader in a televised address,

warning the United States would suffer irreparable damages if it attacks as people.

He said Israel made a grave mistake launching these attacks and promised, quote,

a strong response to the terrorist Zionist regime, adding, we will show the Zionists no mercy.

Kemeni said the fact that Israel needs America's help proves they are losing. He called Donald

Trump's demand for unconditional surrender, absurd, adding Iranians are not frightened by him.

The UN now reporting Israel has succeeded in destroying two Iranian factories that produce

nuclear centrifuges. The Director General of the United Nations Nuclear Watchdog, Raphael Mariana Grossey, said Wednesday, thanks to the

bombing campaign, he is now unable to locate Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium. Earlier this month,

before Israeli attacks began, Grassee warned Iran's uranium was perilously close to becoming weapons grade

adding for the first time in 20 years Iran had become non-compliant when it came

to weapons inspectors according to UN inspectors Iran has 902 pounds of enriched uranium

enough to produce 10 nuclear-tip bombs if it ever decided to purify that uranium any further.

But so far, it hasn't, and it says we have no desire to do that.

Before Israel launched the attacks, the UN inspectors warned, they warned this

earlier in June, that it would take Iran only two weeks to upgrade their uranium to weapons grade.

This assessment running counter to the United States intelligence community's most recent report this year,

where they said it would take Iran three years, not two to three weeks, three years to achieve

that level of purified uranium if it wanted to. Grasse said despite Iran being non-compliant and hiding some of its research,

he said before the Israeli attacks began, United Nations inspectors were able to conduct

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