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Why did US attack on Iran avoid some nuclear sites?

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While Donald Trump has been claiming US strikes "totally destroyed" sites in Iran over the weekend, a new report suggests this may not be the case.

According to Reuters, which cites three sources with knowledge of the matter, a preliminary US assessment has found the attacks have set back Tehran's program by only a matter of months.

Alongside Professor Laurence Williams, deputy director of the Nuclear Futures Institute at Bangor University, Sky News' Tom Clarke explains the details of Iran's nuclear programme.

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