Crisis Deepens: Iran Says Enriched Uranium Safe, Declares 'Game Not Over' After US Strikes

As missile strikes from Iran on Israel intensify, Tehran has issued a strong response to recent US military attacks on its nuclear facilities. In a critical statement, an advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei declared that Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium remains completely safe despite the American airstrikes on major sites including Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. “The game is not over,” the advisor warned, signaling further escalation.This announcement comes amid Iran’s ongoing claims that the US-led attack caused minimal damage and that its nuclear capabilities remain intact. Tehran’s defiance adds a new layer of tension to the already volatile situation in the Middle East.Meanwhile, Iran has intensified its military offensive against Israel, firing multiple missiles and triggering red alerts across the country. Citizens in affected areas have been directed to take shelter in bunkers, and defense systems have been activated.Iran’s latest statement appears to be both a reassurance to its allies and a warning to its adversaries. As the rhetoric hardens and military actions continue, the chances of diplomatic resolution are quickly fading. The conflict now teeters on the edge of a wider regional war, with global powers closely monitoring every move.