So today, the Israeli army has bombed and attacked:

- Lebanon
- Gaza
- Iran

While maintaining and acting in Syria and the West Bank

Israeli drone activity is reported over southern Lebanon

❗️The first image of Fordow has now been released, a set of munition entry holes are visible just above the suspected underground facility while signs of land subsidence is seen, possibly as the area of interest caved inwards as result of the strike

Additionally, this area might also be munition entry holes, newer imagery will add clarity soon.

By Daimon Symon on X

This is the facility

I was wondering how everyone knows what the facility looks like and then remembered the drawing of it from the stolen Iranian nuclear archive.

What a shame that event was, and may the traitors be damned

There are 6 entry holes. It is said that the U.S dropped 12 bombs

it looks like the two series of hits could have targeted to the Uranium container and backup power supply?

The key here now is:

1- was the facility penetrated?
2- is the facility still accessible if not penetrated and damaged
3- will the facility be activated again or is it unsafe

The JCPOA was Obama's attempt to extricate the US from the Middle East while keeping the US regional security architecture intact.

Trump blew that up, first figuratively and now literally.

The US is now committed to the Middle East - in full, and with no foreseeable resolution.

US military intervention in Iran was always Israel's preferred outcome. It's not about nuclear non-proliferation or a negotiated settlement with Iran - it's about bogging down US assets and political bandwitdh to ensure that Israel always retains supremecy in the region.

So far, Trump's attack on Iran is contained. The problem is that it doesn't provide Israel with an exit ramp from the war. Unless Iran negotiates - which I doubt - the war is likely to drag on to Israel's detriment, making further US military intervention a necessity for Israel.

Trump is riding high on the bravado of his attack on Iran, with platitudes pouring in from Israeli leaders. But the fawning and flattery is sure to shift soon to further demands from Israel on US support, which will test Trump's resolve and reveal his real intentions.

For now, Iran will have to bide its time and continue its focus on Israel. There is little benefit to attacking US interests at the moment - that will come later if needed. Instead, Iran is more likely to test Trump's resolve in its own way by refusing to bow to his demands.

By Sam on X

🇮🇷| Chairman of the Parliament's Foreign Relations Committee:

Iran has the legal right to withdraw from the NPT after US attacks on 3 nuclear facilities, according to Article 10 of the NPT.

— 🇮🇷 🇮🇷 NEW: Major General Mohammad Pakpour, Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC, in the True Promise-3 Operations room

He says operations are ongoing 24/7 and will not stop until the Zionist regime is punished.

@Middle_East_Spectator

We need you bro, cool Korean Nuke Man

📸 Additional Israeli attacks in Yazd in Iran

📸Fresh set of images via Maxar show at least 6 munition entry holes/craters on the top of a ridge right above the underground complex at Fordow as a result of the U.S. airstrikes

🇺🇸 Hegseth: Iran strikes were an incredible and overwhelming success

Hegseth: It is noteworthy that the US strikes did not target the Iranian military nor the Iranaian people.

Quotes Trump: "Any retaliation by Iran against the United States of America will be met with force far greater than what was witnessed tonight."

“We devastated the Iranian nuclear program.”

Defense Secretary Hegseth said strike on Iran’s nuclear sites was longest operational B-2 mission since 2001

He confirms strike package going west was a decoy

Hegseth: The United State does not seek war, but we will act decisively when our people, our partners are threatened

Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force Gen. Dan Caine says Battle Damage Assessment will take time, though initial assessment is that all three suffered massive damage

The US employed ~75 precision-guided weapons, including 14 GBU-57s; initial battle damage assessments indicate all three sites sustained "extremely severe damage and destruction."

More than 125 USAF aircraft participated in the mission.

"We want to talk to the Iranians about a long-term settlement here," US Vice President JD Vance said on Sunday. "We do not want to protract this or build this out anymore than it's already been built out. We want to end their nuclear program," Vance said, speaking on NBC.