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LordAdam16:
He is wrong on several accounts.
Everyone knows about Pickaxe. It is still operational.
Everyone knows Iran still has other secret facilities.
Centrifuge manufacturing is still intact.
Enriched stockpile is intact.
Isfahan even has lower levels that are deeper than Fodro.

What everyone can attest to is that Iran's nuclear program is not completely destroyed.
If anything, it will continue unimpeded but away from the watchful eyes of IAEA inspectors.
Those who would have balked at this in the past, including Russia, now welcome it.

To your last statement, Iran signed the JCPOA deal and adhered to it.
The Arak reactor is a testament to this.
In fact, Iran kept adhering to the deal after the US left until a year later when Israel influenced Trump to start making maximalist demands.
Biden came and continued to push Trump's maximalist demands.
Iran's red lines still remain at the end of the war as it was at the start.

-Lord

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Invincibility myth shattered . You dey dominate Iraqi airspace yet you cannot protect your airspace against incoming Iranian projectiles. Dey play



📸 Bloomberg quotes Israel’s Finance Ministry that Israel has incurred an estimated 10 Billion Shekels (3 Billion USD) in damages as a result of Iranian retaliatory strikes.

Realmrsean:
bro,you have sense baa?

In your house, you have gold 🪙 and diamond 💎, you get hold of information that I am striking your house, you remove your gold and diamond, then I strike your house damaging your doors, almaco glasses,tables and other stuffs of course you weren't able to remove because you focused on the most important component which is gold and diamond, now wouldn't you consider the destruction of those other materials I struck as badly damaged?

Do you guys literally shut off Una brains before entering an argument?

An elderly woman breaks down in teårs after arriving at her farm in Imo State and finding Fulani herdsmen with their cows destrøying and eating all her crops. pic.twitter.com/ALz6p3gc7x

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) June 26, 2025

seankafor:
I don't think that since the inception of the project called Israel,I don't think they have seen this level of destruction in their existence..

Next time,they will think twice before launching an attack on a country 80× their size

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Invincibility myth shattered . You dey dominate Iraqi airspace yet you cannot protect your airspace against incoming Iranian projectiles. Dey play



📸 Bloomberg quotes Israel’s Finance Ministry that Israel has incurred an estimated 10 Billion Shekels (3 Billion USD) in damages as a result of Iranian retaliatory strikes.

Ibime:
Arak and every other heavy water unit is gone

It takes more than one facility to produce enough material. Fordow itself was a junior partner to Natanz which has the main stock of 60% enriched uranium while Fordow had mostly 20% and under

You must know more than him who is an expert in the field for over 30 years

Make we just leave am

Android17:
The people living in the region said so. In their 77 year history, no country has ever done this level of destruction - displacing 11,000 people & destroying 30,000 buildings.

There's a reason Bibi gave the instruction limiting a mass exodus.

LordAdam16:
Iran has said it does not want to get a nuke.

Iran wants sanctions removed and trade deals not nukes.
Its missile stockpile is its primary deterrent.
Its nuclear latency is its secondary deterrent.

Iran does not want to be North Korea.
Iran wants to be Japan.

But Israel has said they will not accept that.
Trump had already accepted a Japanese-style settlement until Israel came up with the complete destruction, unconditional surrender, regime change operation.

-Lord

seankafor:
him body go tell him naa, abi why he rush raise white flag if no be he body tell him..

A tiny thing like Israel.. they should thank their stars that USA was there to shield them..

Next time, they won't be this lucky I bet

GRIFFIN: "Do you have certainty all the uranium was inside the Fordow.. none of it was moved?"

Hegseth loses it at this question. pic.twitter.com/eO0j0osAPa

— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) June 26, 2025

Android17:
The emboldened will always be ignored because it is a false narrative detonator. Anyone who concedes this fact will have no further reason to drink the watery zobo from Sh*tzrel.

Realmrsean:
they struck an empty mountain, of course the entrance and some other non nuclear materials will be destroyed..don't you guys at least pretend to use Una brain 🧠 sometimes?

If I'm hosting some components in my house, I removed it before you strike the house, won't my doors,tables,zinc,bulbs which I wasn't able to remove be destroyed?

They removed the uranium, centrifuge and other important materials.. it's expected non essential materials that wasn't removed to be damaged..are you pro Zionists this der*anged?

LordAdam16:
🤣😃😂😄

They cannot believe that a country will be firm about simultaneously guaranteeing its security and economic stability.
Let us enrich to 4% in exchange for sanctions relief.
Let us go back to the 2015 agreement.

That's it o.
All the plenty shalaye and destruction is all about dusting the 2015 document.
No more no less.

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Arak was not operational.
That was the point.
Iran decommissioned it under IAEA supervision to adhere to the JCPOA.

You do not need more than one facility to produce enough material.
You only need the right centrifuge.

I've had my fill of expert opinions.
An expert opinion also said that damage to Fordo was limited and centrifuges still present there were likely intact.
NYT and CNN reported on it.
I don't see you pushing that report.
You've found the report that confirms your bias and you're treating it as gospel.

Ask that expert if he has seen any recent radioactivity report since that day.
I know the answer he'll give.

You'll notice I've not made a definitive statement on Fordo and that I've insisted I'll wait for a proper report.
Everyone knows that takes time. At least 2-3 weeks.
So any expert who can say authoritatively that "X happened in Fordo" is talking out of his ass.
Even the US Joint Chief of Staff right now is only saying the bomb hit their targets. That's his version of my "the US drilled holes into a mountain".
He'll say nothing else until a proper BDA is conducted.
I triple dare you to bring a definitive statement from General Caine that backs your "expert's" opinion on complete damage to Fodro.
The General is choosing his words, but a two-bit "expert" is pushing his opinion as fact on everyone's favorite trust-me-bro social network without the correct collection of data types.

Let me put this in words that you can parse:
Your expert does not know what he's talking about because he has no access to the data that'll lead to a correct assessment.
We are waiting for the assessment borne out of comprehensive data collected.

What we don't need a BDA for is to know that Pickaxe is still operational.
We don't need a BDA to know that Iran has other secret nuclear sites.
We don't need a BDA to know that Iran still has its enriched uranium and advanced centrifuges intact.

Don't be a Jon Snow.
Iran as of right now has all the components. Facilities, material, centrifuge, personnel to continue its nuclear program.
Why in the world will it not continue with its nuclear program after the just concluded war?
Why would it publicize continued enrichment anymore?

I am willing to let it go.
I only added to his comment. I did not even attack it at first. Because it's an opinion piece.
Everyone is free to have those. But you should not make it something it is not.

-Lord

nihilistjnr:
Nuclear facilities intact. Generals intact. Regime intact.
If fact, nothing actually happened in Iran. No bomb fell in Iranian airspace, whilst Israel has been removed from the map entirely

Imagine one werey here saying he will wait for his nuclear scientist friends to tell him whether 16 60,000kg bombs dropped in sequence at a single location can potentially do damage.

Amoto94:
We can see who orchestrated Oct. 7 to stay in power, the truth will prevail at the end of the day. Satanyahu was facing corruption charges and facing serious political crisis in his home country he needed a lifeline then the attack offered him one.

Ibime:
The person I follow on nuclear matters is David Albright. Anyone interested can follow his assessment here

https://x.com/DAVIDHALBRIGHT1/status/1937556394766450949?t=1xb4b9yOH-cL865t0LT1hQ&s=19[/quote]All of this should common sense to anyone with more that 2 brain cells floating inside their skull.

You can imagine someone claiming nuclear scientist would be replaced easily. Maybe he thinks nuclear physics is like further maths that you can just read in a text book.

Not only does Iran need years to train up a new set of physicists to a foundational level, the niggas with the specific domain knowledge to train them with the knowledge specific to Iran's nuclear programme are either all dead or an endangered species.

For Iran's spokesman to admit that the facilities themselves are badly damaged is testament to how bad things are, because that badly damaged is most likely an understatement - Ayatollah is on twitter claiming victory, so even agreeing any type of damage is a miracle let alone bad damage.

But Nairaland Iranian Mass Comm Physicists will not let us hear word

Ibime:
Stop giving us headache bro, this shalaye too much

Ibime:
Stop giving us headache bro, this shalaye too much

seankafor:
I don't think that since the inception of the project called Israel,I don't think they have seen this level of destruction in their existence..

Next time,they will think twice before launching an attack on a country 80× their size

Ellexy:
Yes Israel coordinated the attack with Iran who gave the go ahead to Hamas. Allah will surely throw you in hell for this outrageous lie.

Android17:
Not just that. There are multiple of those sites. Some are above ground and some are conveniently located underground.

There must be a reason for this distinction, especially when you consider that the ones underground, are in mountainous terrains, and installed under ultra high tensile granite proofing. There is a reason you need to do that.

What poorly educated people fail to observe is, the aboveground ones suffered some damage. I pointed it out but also added that, 1) attacking it was a war crime and 2)Not every nuclear site is geared towards potential weaponization.

Some are for power generation which is utilized by their Pharmaceutical industries. That's why they are aboveground. They are allowed to have those even by the NPT.

I can have a lot of flour but with no intentions of baking bread and cakes. I could just be a major puff puff distributor.

That said, if I attack and destroy an armament depot in Apapa, that doesn't mean I've successfully ended Nigeria's ability to procure and store arms.

I know the normal people I expect to struggle with nuance and context but one particular guy is letting me down. I'm hoping he'd later claim he was trolling. That hope is soon fading though.