Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced Wednesday that Iran’s key nuclear facilities targeted in recent U.S. military strikes—Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow—“have been destroyed” and will “likely take years” to rebuild. ⁠
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The statement followed widespread speculation about the effectiveness of the operation. Gabbard cited unspecified “new intelligence” as the basis for her claim. ⁠
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The earlier DIA assessment had indicated the strikes may have delayed Iran’s nuclear efforts by only months. President Trump, however, referenced Israel’s Atomic Energy Commission, which stated the operation had achieved its goal. ⁠
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According to a Reuters report,U.S. President Donald Trump vetoed an Israeli plan to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during the height of Israel’s recent military strikes on Iran. The proposal was reportedly made in the midst of “Operation Rising Lion,” a major Israeli offensive that targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities and top military figures. U.S. officials cited by Reuters said Trump rejected the idea, stating that the U.S. would not support such a drastic move unless American lives were directly threatened.

While Israeli officials have neither confirmed nor denied the report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed it as false. However, he acknowledged that the U.S. had its own national security calculations and that “America knows what is best for itself.” This moment highlights a sharp contrast in strategy between Israel and the United States during this tense period—while Israel aimed for maximum pressure, the U.S. appeared to draw a clear red line at political assassinations, potentially preventing further escalation into a wider regional conflict.
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The United States is evacuating nonessential personnel from its embassy in Baghdad and permitting military families to leave several Gulf bases, officials from the State Department and Pentagon confirmed. ⁠
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The measures follow warnings from Iran about possible missile strikes on U.S. bases in response to any attacks on its nuclear facilities. President Donald Trump met with top national security officials at Camp David three days earlier to discuss the situation.⁠
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Israeli officials have placed their military on high alert, preparing for a potential confrontation with Iran if nuclear talks fail. ⁠
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Trump set a two-month deadline for a new agreement, which expires this week. Tehran has not responded to the U.S. proposal, and officials say it is increasingly unlikely that the planned sixth round of talks in Oman will take place. The U.K. also issued a maritime warning over escalating tensions in the region.⁠
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A State Department official cited updated security analysis as the reason for reducing the U.S. footprint in Iraq. Pentagon officials said Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth authorized “voluntary departure” for families at multiple bases. ⁠
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The Trump Organization has removed a claim that its newly announced T1 smartphone would be made in the United States. The phone’s webpage now refers instead to an “American-Proud Design” and states the device is “brought to life right here in the USA.” The original banner declaring the T1 “MADE IN THE USA” has been deleted.⁠
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When the $499 T1 was introduced, experts told CNBC that manufacturing the phone in the U.S. was unlikely and that production would probably occur in China. In a statement to CNBC, Trump Mobile spokesperson Chris Walker said, “T1 phones are proudly being made in America.” He added, “Speculation to the contrary is simply inaccurate.”⁠
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Alongside the branding change, key technical specifications were revised. The advertised screen size dropped from 6.8 inches to 6.25 inches, and a reference to 12GB of RAM was removed. CNBC has requested comment on the updated specs. President Donald Trump has pushed to increase U.S. tech manufacturing and has recently turned attention to smartphone production and Apple’s supply chain.⁠
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