Did the US strikes succeed, and how will Iran respond?

SOME EXPERTS THINK IRAN MOVED ITS NUCLEAR MATERIALS BEFORE ATTACKS

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The United States' strikes yesterday on Iranian nuclear sites raised two major questions: How effective were they, and what will Iran do next?

US President Donald Trump said the air raids "totally obliterated" the main nuclear sites, calling them a "spectacular military success".

So far, Tehran has given little away about its response, although Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the United States had "crossed a very big red line".

The United States targeted Iran's three main nuclear sites including Fordow, a uranium enrichment facility buried 90 metres (about 300 feet) underground.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said the strikes "devastated the Iranian nuclear programme".

Secret location

The extent of the damage has not been confirmed, but there is speculation nuclear material had already been moved away.