Trump Was Wrong: New Leaked Intel Reveals Iran’s Arsenal Survived Massive Strikes
New intel contradicts President Trump’s claims on Iran: Thousands of drones and underground bunkers remain operational, posing a frightening and very real risk to the region.
More than a month into the war involving Israel, the United States, and Iran, a new intelligence report obtained by CNN reveals a stark disconnect between official government rhetoric and the reality on the ground. Despite weeks of intensive airstrikes, the report suggests Iran’s military infrastructure remains a potent threat.
While President Donald Trump stated last Wednesday that Iranian capabilities had been "dramatically curtailed" and weapon factories "blown to smithereens," the internal intelligence data tells a different story:
The report highlights a critical and ongoing threat to the maritime sector. Despite the near-total destruction of the regular Iranian Navy, the IRGC Navy has managed to preserve roughly half of its operational capacity.
Security sources familiar with the report warn that Iran’s ability to reconstitute damaged units is higher than previously estimated.
"They still hold significant capabilities and are prepared to sow absolute destruction throughout the region," warned a source cited in the report.
While Israeli and American strikes have achieved significant tactical successes, the report concludes that the core of Iran’s asymmetric and long-range strike capabilities is still very much active.