Trump's Iran drug factory claims stir debate
The American network "CNN" reported that Donald Trump's statements regarding last year's attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities included some inaccurate claims. He claimed that some of these sites were also used as drug factories, specifically mentioning the Fordo facility, a claim refuted by experts specializing in Iran's nuclear program. It is believed that Trump made a verbal mistake when talking about the sites bombed in June 2025, suggesting there were "drug factories" inside nuclear facilities, which reflects Trump's usual behavior of not readily admitting errors. The White House did not provide clear justifications for this statement. It is likely that he was recalling outdated or inaccurate information about drug smuggling, or that his remark was a slip of the tongue, despite the fact that Trump's comments also blur the line between the legitimate production of medicines—produced in nuclear reactors—and the use of Fordo facilities as enrichment centers.
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