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U.S. strikes may have only briefly set back Iran’s nuclear program

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An early Pentagon assessment found that recent U.S. strikes may have delayed Iran’s nuclear program by just three to six months, according to multiple officials. While the military operation hit its targets, the White House is pushing back on the report, calling it a low-level assessment.

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