You're listening to the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. We're recording this at 13 hours GMT on Wednesday the 25th of June.

President Trump insists the US has wiped out Iran's nuclear threat, despite a Pentagon report suggesting the damage was limited.

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candidate for mayor, and Enigma Cursa is a two-le-old Muslim socialist as their candidate for mayor.

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What next for Israel and Iran? The US-backed ceasefire, which got off to a shaky start yesterday, appears to be holding.

But there are plenty of issues which remain unresolved, not least the future of the Iranian nuclear program.

Israel insists the threat has been removed. But a leaked Pentagon assessment suggests the American raid may not have wiped out Iran's ability to enrich uranium. President Trump

dismissed the reporter's fake news and once again praised the weekend attack. That was a perfect

operation, and this was done from 52,000 feet. There was no moon. There was no light. Those three holes are right together. Also, and nobody talks about this, we shot 30 tomahawks from submarines, in particular one submarine, but that was 400 miles away. And every one of those tomahawks hit within a foot of where they were supposed

to hit took out a lot of buildings that Israel wasn't able to get. We took them out with tomahawks.

This was a devastating attack and it knocked them for a little bit.

How do you think that the Iranian nuclear program has been put back by these strikes?

Years or totally little...

I think basically decades because I don't think they'll ever do it again.

So how reliable is the Pentagon assessment?

Emma Barnett put that question to Mick Mulroy,

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