Following recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear program, there remains considerable uncertainty about the extent of the damage inflicted. While U.S. and Israeli officials have described the attacks as successful and a setback to Iran's nuclear ambitions, Iranian leadership has downplayed the impact, with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei referring to the damage as "nothing significant." Analysts and experts emphasize that although the strikes have dealt a blow to Iran's nuclear capabilities in the near term, the future of the program depends largely on Iran's own intentions. Questions persist regarding whether Iran managed to relocate uranium stockpiles before the attacks and the overall state of the nuclear facilities post-strike. The situation remains fluid, with conflicting reports and ongoing assessments about the effectiveness of the military actions.