Trump “We think we hit them so hard and so fast, they didn’t get to move,”

Trump for over  a month told them he would attack… Was NOT a surprise

Trump told reporters in a news conference at a NATO summit. “If you knew about that material, it’s very hard and very dangerous to move… They call it ‘dust,’ but it’s very, very heavy.”

Its a big hockey puck. And light enough to pick up with a rubber glove

Trump “And they were way down. You know, they’re 30 stories down. They’re literally 30 to 35 stories down in the ground.”

Dah! they have loading docks and cargo elevators…. actual picture from Fordo

” It’s very, very hard to move.” Really just put it in a few pickup trucks

Actual enriched hockey pucks

Joseph Cirincione, a nuclear nonproliferation expert and former vice chair of the Center for International Policy, Said Iran could have moved its enriched uranium with just “three or four trucks.”

Actual trucks at the Fordo loading bay days before Trumps reality  TV show live bombing of Fordo episode

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, confirmed to Al Jazeera on Wednesday that the country’s nuclear enrichment facilities were “badly damaged” following the United States’ strikes on Sunday.”Yes, our nuclear installations have been badly damaged. That’s for sure because [they have] come under repeated attacks,” Baghaei said, adding that Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation and other agencies were looking into the matter. While Israeli sources already reportedly assessed that Tehran’s nuclear program suffered “very significant damage,” and US President Donald Trump claimed repeatedly that the nuclear sites were “completely destroyed,” this statement marks the first time that someone from Iran admitted to severe damage to the country’s nuclear program.

NN: false flag. Iran had 2 weeks notice the attacks were coming. In essence the US bombed underground empty bunkers….totally destroying the empty structures only. Satellite imagery we published  in BlackMask Market News and Commentary Titled: Sell Out explains all this.

The above satellite imagine shows a line of trucks at the Fordo Bunker taking out the enriched uranium and the advanced  centrifuges before the US attack. Which means all that was achieved was to force  Iran to have  a moving day.

as far as the reactors none were even attacked because the US did not want to risk a radiation leak.

The satellite image below shows the untouched reactors

Bottom Line Iran is still racing to get the unclear bomb. And nothing has been done to stop them

United States President Donald Trump stated that after the US strike on Iran’s three key nuclear sites, there would “either be peace or there will be tragedy for Iran far greater than we’ve witnessed for the last eight days.”

“Remember, there are many targets left, tonight’s was the most difficult of them all by far and perhaps the most lethal,” Trump said, warning that “if peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed and skill.”

The president added that most of the other targets can be taken out in “a matter of minutes” and that “there is no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight.”

NN: As you know we have been predicting this war for over a year now and $100 Brent Oil

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told reporters on Tuesday that his country’s Air Force plans to strike “very significant targets, strategic targets, targets of the regime and infrastructure” in Tehran today. He noted that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will issue a n evacuation warning ahead of the attacks for those in the area. The Israeli minister also claimed that there are “more than ten nuclear targets” in Tehran that his country is “on the verge of destroying” and added that the Iranian underground nuclear enrichment facility Fordow is “an issue that will certainly be addressed.”

NN: world is at a critical junction

Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, stated in a press conference on Monday that there are no signs of further damage at the Natanz or Fordow enrichment facilities in Iran. “The agency is and will remain present in Iran. Safeguards inspections in Iran will continue as soon as safety conditions allow, as is required under Iran’s NPT safeguards obligations,” Grossi told journalists. He also informed that the electricity infrastructure at Nazans was destroyed, and the loss of power to a cascade hall may have damaged the centrifuges there.

NN: Trump needs to authorize the dropping of the bunker buster bomb on the Nazans and Fordow nuclear weapons sights and end this

In the wee hours of Friday morning, Israel launched not merely a string of attacks on Iran, as had been the case with recent incursions, but the start of an all-out war, whose goal seems to be the destruction of not just the country’s nuclear facilities but also its military command and, possibly, the Islamic regime itself. The question now is what happens next. Iran has pledged to inflict “severe punishment” against Israel, but its first retaliatory strike, involving 100 drones, did little if any damage. Will Iran soon launch hundreds of ballistic missiles, as it has in the past? Will this trigger a wider war in the region? Will the U.S. get pulled into the fight, despite President Donald Trump’s deep reluctance to get directly involved in a war? And how will Israel’s campaign—by far the largest and most ambitious it has ever mounted against Iran—reshape the dynamics of the entire Middle East?