**New Insights on U.S. Operations in Iran Amid Ongoing Ceasefire**

A review reveals that recent military actions have had limited long-term effects on Iran's nuclear sites even as a ceasefire holds.

In recent developments surrounding the U.S. strikes on Iran, details have emerged indicating that the military operation's impact may have been overstated. A classified report revealed that three of Iran's nuclear facilities have had their access points sealed, yet the underground structures remain intact. This suggests that the assertion made by President Trump regarding the complete destruction of Iran's nuclear sites may not align with reality, with a White House spokeswoman labeling the assessment as "flat-out wrong."

As the region experiences a tentative ceasefire, Israel has lifted emergency restrictions on military activities, and Iranian President has described the conclusion of the brief but intense conflict as a victory for the Iranian people. Despite ongoing exchanges of blame for the fighting, Trump appears to have taken credit for the diplomatic efforts that ended hostilities, announcing on social media, "It was my great honor to Destroy All Nuclear facilities & capability, and then, STOP THE WAR!"

Both Iran and Israel continued retaliatory attacks following the ceasefire, highlighting the fragility of the situation. With uncertainty surrounding the lasting effects of the airstrikes and the terms of the truce, the international community continues to observe developments closely as tensions in the region persist.