This piece from BBC Inside Science dives into the technical and strategic aspects of potential U.S. military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. It breaks down the science behind how such attacks might work—think precision targeting, bunker-busting bombs, and the challenges of disabling deeply buried sites—while also exploring the geopolitical ripple effects.

Iran's nuclear program appears to have suffered significant setbacks, but the exact extent of the damage remains unclear. Reports suggest some facilities might be "obliterated," "damaged," or even "inoperable," but details are still emerging. This piece breaks down what we know so far about the current state of Iran's nuclear capabilities—whether it's a major blow or just a temporary hiccup.

Editor’s Note: Iran's nuclear ambitions have long been a global concern, and any disruption to its program could reshape geopolitical tensions. If the damage is severe, it might delay Iran's progress, but it could also escalate tensions further. On the other hand, if the impact is minimal, it’s just another chapter in the ongoing standoff. Either way, the world is watching closely.