That NYT report is from five days back. Today, NYT say it's severely damaged not destroyed. You want Fordo to survive intact so desperately that you are clinging to any narrative you can find that aligns with your desires. The truth is no one except the Iranians know the true status of Fordo. However, Netanyahu said the Iranian program has been set back a decade. I suspect he would not have agreed to a ceasefire if Iran's program was set back by a mere 6 months.
First of all, no idea what you're problem is with me, and why you're constantly rude to every single one of my posts that you reply to.
Second, regardless of this, I've sufficiently proven the facility is in tact. The NYT post is citing various sources, they don't sat it themselves for any of the claims.
I'm not desperate for anything. If it's destroyed, it's destroyed, and there's nothing we can do about it, but I'm seeing so many people saying it's destroyed, while actual experts are saying it's likely not destroyed at all.
Even Israeli assessment has said it's likely not destroyed, but severely damaged.
Its not what I want, it's about the truth.
[Edit]: the institute for Science and international security is one of the institutions that came up with the assessment, and they've stood by their findings.
While the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is the Pentagon's intel agency was the one to come up with the initial assessment, and I'm just repeating what they said. By the way, I'm pretty sure this report by the DIA was just released recently, not 4 or 5 days ago.
This has nothing to do with the New York Post. It's what actually experts say.
The facilities remain intact.
Its not me who's desperate, it's everyone naively insisting that it's been destroyed that's desperate to try and prove physics wrong.
...kind of create strategic ambiguity. Irans strategy of proxy war has been shown the door....so...it now needs to determine whether India was indeed the right partner or would it be beneficial to improve ties with Pakistan and China for its defence.
