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The scale of the strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities does not match Trump's version
According to the Washington Post, the United States has intercepted private phone conversations of Iranian officials. According to their content, the results of the attack on the country's nuclear facilities do not correspond to Donald Trump's version that Iran's nuclear program is "over or has been "set back decades." According to WP, both the scale of the airstrikes and the damage inflicted on Iran by the Americans are significantly exaggerated.
The head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, also adheres to the same version, which he stated in an interview with CBS.
In turn, the White House does not deny that these private conversations were intercepted. However, Trump's spokeswoman, Caroline Leavitt, sharply reacted to the information.
"It is shameful that the Washington Post is spreading information without context, thereby helping people commit crimes. Iran's nuclear program is over," she once again emphasized the official US version.
