In a dramatic social media post on June 21, former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed American forces had successfully targeted three Iranian nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. But the story took a twist when Iranian officials pushed back, saying the damage was far less severe than portrayed. 🌍🔥
Mohammad Manan Raisi, a member of Iran’s parliament, told the Tasnim News Agency that Fordow—a key underground nuclear facility—suffered only superficial harm. "Most damage can be restored quickly," he said, dismissing Trump’s claims as exaggerated. Footage from CGTN Stringer near Fordow showed residents calmly going about their daily routines, with no signs of panic over radiation risks. 🏘️🛒
So, who’s right? 🤔 Analysts suggest Fordow’s underground design might have limited the strike’s impact, but the conflicting narratives highlight the high-stakes game of geopolitical brinkmanship between the two nations. For now, life in Qom Province continues—even as tensions simmer. ⚖️🌐
