New satellite images have shown the extent of damage done to Iranian nuclear sites following the US's precise attacks.
President Donald Trump ordered seven B-2 stealth bombers to drop fourteen 30,000-pound 'bunker buster' bombs on the base hidden deep inside a mountain in Fordo, 80 miles south of Tehran.
'The strikes were a spectacular military success,' Trump said in a late-night address from the White House, before warning that he wants peace now or that there will be dire consequences.
Now, new photos reveal how the Isfahan nuclear sites have been practically 'flattened' and reduced to rubble.
The newly released images show the exactitude of military attacks, which Trump said flattened the facility.
The satellite imagery shows the exact 'strike area' on the Fordow Nuclear Facility, which the B-2 stealth bombers hit as well as possible bomb 'entry points'.
Annotated to show the areas clearly, some images also suggest 'possible subsidence' of land which has been caved inwards after the strikes.
A new series of satellite images has revealed the precision of the US attacks on Iran 's primary nuclear facility in Isfahan
Damage after US strikes on the Isfahan nuclear enrichment facility in central Iran
Before and after pictures of Fordow underground complex, taken on June 20 and June 22
The above is zoomed closer to show the areas which are believed to have been struck in the US attacks
Sir Keir Starmer said the US took action to 'alleviate' the 'grave threat' of Iran's nuclear programme.
The UK Prime Minister said in a statement: 'Iran's nuclear programme is a grave threat to international security.
The newly released images show the exactitude of military attacks
The satellite imagery shows the exact 'strike area', which the B-2 stealth bombers hit as well as possible bomb 'entry points'
Annotated to show the areas clearly, the images also suggest 'possible subsidence' of land which has been caved inwards after the strikes
The orange circles appear to show damage to the entryways to Iran's underground nuclear site
'Iran can never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon and the US has taken action to alleviate that threat.
'The situation in the Middle East remains volatile and stability in the region is a priority.
Trump called the US's strikes a 'spectacular military success,' stating that Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities 'have been completely and totally obliterated'.
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A B-2 Stealth Bomber
The warplane is the only bomber capable of carrying the 30,000-pound bombs that were used in the attack on nuclear facilities in Iran
B-2 Stealth Bomber
B-2 bomber
A U.S. B-2 bomber returns to an Air Force base in Missouri after striking Iran
A Massive Ordnance Penetrator bomb
A US Air Force handout photo
Fordow at its shallowest is 250 feet deep, but could be as much as 30 feet deeper
A satellite view of the Fordo nuclear facility, which is in the northwest of Iran
Iranian trucks positioned near the entrance of Iran's Fordow, shortly prior to the attack, presumably to remove the enriched uranium.
The US strikes included 14 bunker-buster bombs, more than two dozen Tomahawk missiles and over 125 military aircraft, which targeted three critical sites
