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Hi there, from CNN. I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, June 25th.

We start with a CNN exclusive.

The US strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend likely only set back

the country's nuclear program by months.

That's according to an early US intelligence assessment, with two people familiar with that

assessment saying Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium wasn't destroyed.

One says the centrifuges are largely intact, while another source says Tehran's enriched uranium

was moved out of the sites before the US strikes.

These early findings are very preliminary and may change.

Yet there are odds with President Donald Trump's repeated claims that the strikes, quote,

completely and totally obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities.

CNN's Manu Raju says some in Congress believe that's why their intelligence briefings were cancelled yesterday.

The White House pushes back against that initial intelligence assessment, but what do the facts actually say?

That's what members on both sides of the aisle and in both chambers want to know.

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