'Given Power Of These Bombs': IAEA Chief Says Iran's Uranium Centrifuges Disable After US Strikes ()

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'Given Power Of These Bombs': IAEA Chief Says Iran's Uranium Centrifuges Disable After US Strikes

Grossi said the damage was a result of the United States dropping ‘bunker busters’ on key Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities last week

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'Given Power Of These Bombs': IAEA Chief Says Iran's Uranium Centrifuges Disable After US Strikes ()

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