Ataques ao Irão: 'A capacidade nuclear do Irão continua intacta'

Middle East: 'Iran's Nuclear Capability Remains Intact' Professor José Filipe Pinto analyzed the attacks on Iran on NOW and a satellite image that, as he explained, shows an attempt to move centrifuges into a mountain. The expert argued that drill-piercing bombs can create craters and block entrances, but they cannot reach underground structures. 'Iran's nuclear capability remains intact,' he stated, considering that the initial objectives of the United States and Israel were not achieved and that the fall of the regime also did not materialize. José Filipe Pinto maintained that the attacks now seek to reduce Iranian military capacity in the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz region, with the aim of reopening navigation. Given the absence of a military solution, he pointed to negotiations as an alternative to avoid prolonging the conflict. The professor also addressed the possible Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon, the creation of pilot zones occupied by the Lebanese army, and the limitation of Hezbollah's role. Regarding Ukraine, he highlighted the drone attacks against links to Crimea and the internal opposition to Volodymyr Zelensky's military options. #JoséFilipePinto #Iran #UnitedStates #Israel #NuclearProgram #DonaldTrump #BenjaminNetanyahu #StraitOfHormuz #Gulf #Ceasefire #Diplomacy #Lebanon #Hezbollah #Ukraine #Crimea #Drones #VolodymyrZelensky #War