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U.S. Says Technical Talks With Iran 'Still on Track'

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“IRANIAN OFFICIAL IN BUSHEHR SAYS EXPLOSIONS IN THE CITY WERE CAUSED BY US TESTING RESPONSE”

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This storyIn what city have most U.S.-Iran nuclear talks been held?

  1. Vienna, Austria
  2. Geneva, Switzerland
  3. Doha, Qatar
  4. New York, USA
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Vienna, Austria

Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for the U.S. strikes on Iran?

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Topic poll · all networksWhat was the last major U.S. military strike on Iran before 2025?

  1. Operation Praying Mantis, 1988
  2. Operation Eagle Claw, 1980
  3. Operation Desert Storm, 1991
  4. Operation Earnest Will, 1987
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Operation Praying Mantis, 1988

Iraq bombed Bushehr's nuclear plant 6 times in the 1980s!

During the Iran-Iraq War, Iraqi jets struck the Bushehr nuclear facility at least 6 times between 1984–88, delaying its completion by decades and making it one of Iran's most heavily defended sites.

Topic poll · all networksWere U.S. strikes on Iran the right call?

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Iran denied Stuxnet damaged Bushehr's systems back in 2010.

Stuxnet, believed to be a US-Israeli cyberweapon, targeted Iranian nuclear facilities ~2010. Iran denied significant damage, yet the worm destroyed ~1,000 centrifuges at Natanz, delaying Iran's nuclear program by an estimated 2 years.

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