President Donald Trump has declared that “there are many targets left” in Iran after the U.S. military launched powerful airstrikes on three major nuclear facilities, Fordo, Isfahan, and Natanz, early Sunday.
The dramatic move marks a formal U.S. entry into Israel’s ongoing war with Iran, aiming to cripple Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
Speaking from the White House, Trump said the targeted facilities were “completely and fully obliterated,” describing them as Iran’s “most lethal sites.”
The coordinated assault involved stealth bombers and submarine-fired Tomahawk missiles, striking deep-buried nuclear infrastructure.
Iran acknowledged the attacks but vowed to continue its nuclear activities. The country’s Atomic Energy Organisation claimed there were no radiation leaks or risks to civilians.
The escalating conflict signals a volatile new phase in Middle East tensions, with Washington now directly engaged in military confrontation with Tehran.
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