‘You can’t make bombs on knowledge’: How did Iran react to our major nuclear amenities

Iran condemned the US attacks on Tehran’s nuclear amenities in the early hours of Sunday, called it a “barbaric attack” and declared that it would “ever” stop its nuclear program.The United States carried out a air strikes targeted on three major Iranian nuclear facilities, Fords, Natanz and Isfahan. US President Donald Trump confirmed that the operation was used by B -2 stealth bombers and a full payload on the primary target, Fordo.

Iran replied with disregard

Iran’s nuclear power organization, which manages the nuclear operation of the country, stated that facilities in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan were subject to the “barbaric attack” reported by the state -linked IRNA news agency.The agency termed the attacks as “a violation of international law”, especially citing the treaty on the non-extending of nuclear weapons (NPTs), and accused the United Nations’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of being “complicated”.Mehdi Mohammadi, a senior advisor to the Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Ghalibaf, said the Fordo facility was already evacuated in anticipation of the strike. He said, “The site was evacuated a long time ago and the disadvantages are not irreversible,” he said, “You can’t bomb knowledge.”According to the White House, Trump had earlier given Iran a two -week time limit to respond to American conditions, but the attacks were started before the schedule.

In a television national address after the attack, Trump called the “a magnificent military success” “a magnificent military success”, with the aim of neutralizing Iran’s nuclear threat. “Iran, the Middle East threatening, should now make peace,” he said.“If they do not, the future attacks will be much more easier.” He also thanked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, called his cooperation “unmatched”. Trump said, “We worked as a team, like perhaps no team has ever worked before.”

Netanyahu appreciated Trump’s bold move

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Trump’s decision, calling the attack a “axis of history”. In a video message on Sunday, Netanyahu said, “Congratulations to President Trump. Your adventure to target Iran’s nuclear amenities with the terrible and righteous of the United States will change history,”He said that the US-Israel’s partnership demonstrated unmatched coordination and power, and this step would “move forward for the Middle East and the future of prosperity and peace”.