Intelligence Officer Admits American Assessment of Iran Strike Damage Was Lousy

What was said

"The BDA assessment that was done by our intelligence services was pretty lousy. I think Chuck would have to agree with that as well, because it turns out we really didn't obliterate it."

General Mark Kimmitt acknowledged that U.S. military intelligence badly miscalculated the effectiveness of strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities during the Midnight Hammer operation. Despite claims the attacks set Iran back decades, the regime's nuclear capabilities remained largely intact within months, raising questions about the war's strategic rationale.