Did U.S. bombs really obliterate Iran’s nuclear program?
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Did U.S. bombs really obliterate Iran’s nuclear program?
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A non-proliferation expert says that no matter what Donald Trump says, there's no way to know if U.S. bombs destroyed Iran's nuclear program. But they did make it more likely that Iran will pursue the bomb in secret.
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