In a surprising turn, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian publicly supported President Trump’s claim that recent U.S. airstrikes inflicted serious damage on Iran’s nuclear facilities. During a rare interview with Tucker Carlson, Pezeshkian admitted that the nuclear sites in Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan have been “severely damaged”—so badly, in fact, that Iranian authorities still have no access to inspect them. “We don’t have any access … we cannot see,” Pezeshkian said, explaining that the full extent of the destruction remains unclear until they can enter the sites. This acknowledgment lends credibility to Trump’s narrative that the strikes were decisive. Although initial U.S. intelligence assessments suggested only minor setbacks, Pezeshkian’s statement confirms substantial disruption. He noted that technicians are still unable to...