A major statement has emerged from the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, confirming that last night was one of the most intense episodes in the ongoing conflict. In response to Iran’s missile attacks, the U.S. and Israel reportedly launched a coordinated retaliation that caused massive destruction to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. American officials, including past and present political leaders, have expressed firm support for Israel’s actions. According to veteran analyst Deepak Vohra, key Iranian nuclear facilities suffered severe damage due to targeted strikes. Notably, power supply to critical centrifuge operations was disrupted—leading to failures that caused radioactive contamination to leak. This may mark a devastating blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The assault reportedly eliminated six top nuclear scientists and three senior generals. Iran’s missile depots, air defenses, and laboratories have also been destroyed. This level of damage has led to speculation that Iran may face total strategic collapse, with no major nation stepping in for support. Despite long-term energy deals with China and Russia, experts believe neither power is likely to intervene. As Iran becomes increasingly isolated, questions arise about the broader implications for peace and stability in the Middle East.
