Experts question effectiveness of potential strikes on Iran's nuclear sites
TL;DR
An expert suggests that a U.S. military attack on Iran's Fordo nuclear facility may not be effective due to its deep underground reinforcement, and even if damaged, Iran could quickly resume its nuclear program. The expert emphasizes that military strikes are unlikely to eliminate Iran's nuclear capabilities and advocates for diplomatic solutions instead.
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