'It's going to take weeks, if not months' to know damage to Iran's nuclear program: Analyst
June 30, 2025
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5:32Now Playing'It's going to take weeks, if not months' to know damage to Iran's nuclear program: Analyst
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as posted by the channelAnalysts say until IAEA inspectors are on the ground, it won't be possible to know the extent of damage done in Iran by U.S. airstrikes. This comes as The Washington Post reports the U.S. intercepted conversations between senior Iranian officials, saying the recent strikes on their nuclear facilities were less devastating than they expected. Alex Witt speaks with Jonathan Panikoff, former deputy national intelligence officer, and Ray Takeyh, former senior advisor on Iran for the State Department and a senior fellow at the Council On Foreign Relations.
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