Trump did not rule out Iran's secret nuclear facility

Iran may have a secret nuclear facility. This was announced on Sunday, June 29, by US President Donald Trump.

"We knew that [Iran] had many [nuclear facilities], probably three plus one more," Trump said in an interview with Fox News.

In addition, the American leader stressed that he did not consider the information about Iran's export of enriched uranium before the US strikes to be true.

"No one thought that we would strike [at the Fordo facility], because everyone said that it was impenetrable," the American president added.

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There is evidence that Tehran's enriched uranium was evacuated before the strikes began.

The day before, Trump said that the United States would launch new attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities if it received intelligence about the dangerous level of uranium enrichment in the Islamic Republic. In addition, the American leader stressed that he does not believe that Iran has secret nuclear facilities and is not worried about this. In his opinion, Tehran is busy rebuilding the country after the attacks from Washington.