It became known how Trump made the decision about the strike on Iran

US President Donald Trump received guarantees of the target's destruction before the strike on Fordow - an Iranian uranium enrichment plant.

Reuters reports this.

It is also noted that Trump considered the strike "the right decision," having become convinced of Iran's lack of interest in the nuclear deal. The article also states that after Israel's operation began in Tehran, they called the US an unreliable dialogue partner and stated that they would not enter into negotiations on the condition of abandoning peaceful nuclear energy.

Recall that on the night of June 22, US leader Donald Trump announced that the US Air Force attacked three nuclear facilities in Iran. The main target was Fordow - a uranium enrichment plant. Its centrifuge hall is covered by a hundred-meter rock and a layer of reinforced concrete, which made it virtually invulnerable to bombing.

Only American bunker-busting bombs could hit the target. According to media reports, B-2 bombers dropped such projectiles on Fordow. In addition, submarines struck nuclear facilities in Isfahan and Natanz with Tomahawk cruise missiles.

Trump stated that Iran's key uranium enrichment facilities were "completely and totally destroyed." Meanwhile, Iran claims that the Fordow plant only suffered partial damage.