Vans Claims the U.S. Has Evidence Indicating Iran's Attempt to Rebuild Its Nuclear Program
On February 25 local time, U.S. Vice President Pence stated that the United States has found evidence indicating that Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program following the U.S.-led attack on Iranian nuclear facilities in June.
The day before, during a State of the Union address, U.S. President Trump claimed, “Iran has developed missiles that can threaten Europe and our overseas bases, and is working on missiles that can soon reach the United States.” On the 25th, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated that all U.S. accusations regarding Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missiles, and so on are merely repeating a “great lie”. (Reporter Zhang Yingzhe)
U.S. Vice President Vance announced that evidence indicates Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program following U.S. airstrikes in June. On February 25, 2023, President Trump claimed that Iran has developed missiles capable of threatening Europe and U.S. bases. In response, Iran's Foreign Ministry labeled the U.S. accusations as falsehoods.
- U.S. Vice President Vance stated evidence of Iran's nuclear program rebuilding was found.
- Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program after U.S. airstrikes in June.
- President Trump claimed Iran has developed missiles that threaten Europe and U.S. bases.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry dismissed U.S. accusations as lies.