This is CNN Breaking News.
Good morning and welcome to CNN this morning's breaking news coverage of the situation in the Middle East.
I'm Adi Cornish.
I want to thank you for waking up with me.
We're going to talk about the aftermath of the U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
A big question remains.
Did they accomplish the goal of dismantling Iran's nuclear program?
Before and after satellite images at the three sites hit by American bombs show craters and burnt out buildings
like you're seeing here at the nuclear facility.
facilities in Isfahan, which has been heavily damaged according to a new assessment.
In the mountain fortress of Fordow,
a handful of craters marked the spot where the U.S. bunker busters hit facilities buried hundreds of feet underground.
Now, this was the first time these massive bombs have been used in combat.
President Trump and his allies declaring they've achieved the goal of destroying Iran's nuclear weapons program.
They're now warning Iran not to attack U.S. forces.
If they leave American troops out of it and they decide to give up their nuclear weapons program once and for all,
then I think the president has been very clear.
We can have a good relationship with the Iranians.
We can have a peaceful situation in that region of the world.
But Iran is now telling the U.N. that they have the right to respond to the U.S. strikes.