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A satellite picture shows an underground complex in a mountainous desert landscape.

Iran's Fordow underground nuclear enrichment site after a US airstrike targeted the facility on Sunday. Credit: Planet Labs PBC / AP

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The US attack on Iran's nuclear facilities and its aftermath — as it happened

Iranian officials have pushed back on United States President Donald Trump's claim that "Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated" by US strikes.

A satellite picture shows an underground complex in a mountainous desert landscape.

Iran's Fordow underground nuclear enrichment site after a US airstrike targeted the facility on Sunday. Credit: Planet Labs PBC / AP

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By Niv Sadrolodabaee, Hannah Ritchie, Sherpa Hossainy, Zacharias Szumer
Source: SBS News

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