In June of this year, Iran's nuclear program suddenly turned from a subject of diplomatic disputes and economic sanctions into a target of missile strikes. On June 13, Israel attacked key Iranian nuclear facilities, and on the night of June 22, the United States joined the operation. The airstrikes were the first time Iran's nuclear infrastructure has been hit. Maxim Starchak, a researcher at the Center for International and Defense Policy at Queens University, examined whether the Islamic Republic's nuclear program has been eliminated.

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In the line of fire: what's left of Iran's nuclear program