Has US achieved its war objectives in Iran?

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Since the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran, the US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has held Pentagon press briefings, portraying American military supremacy. Despite Hegseth's claims of a "military victory," the article questions the actual progress and cost of the war, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear program. President Trump's core war goal was to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, a goal pursued through diplomacy before Trump withdrew from the 2015 JCPOA. Despite claims of obliterating Iran's nuclear capabilities through bombing raids, Iran still maintains its stockpile of near-weapons grade enriched uranium. The article suggests that the US has achieved little progress on the nuclear issue despite the war and a tenuous ceasefire.
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AI-ExtractedHegseth said the US had scored "a capital V military victory".
Trump violated the JCPOA by reapplying sanctions on Iran.
There could ultimately be no military solution to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
President Trump's core war goal was to deny Iran the ability to develop a nuclear weapon.
Iran maintains its stockpile of near-weapons grade enriched uranium.
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