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President Trump, aboard Air Force One, expressed confidence that Iran will not attain a nuclear weapon, asserting, “Iran's not going to have a nuclear weapon,” and emphasized that the U.S. is committed to preventing Iran's nuclear breakouts. However, intelligence reports suggest the situation is more nuanced. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) allegedly concluded that the core parts of Iran’s nuclear program survived the recent strikes, which might only delay Iran’s progress by less than six months. Signs indicate Iran moved equipment and enriched uranium to clandestine sites, raising serious questions about the transparency and control of Iran’s nuclear stockpiles.