The world changed over the weekend. On Saturday, June 21, the United States launched precision missile strikes—a mission dubbed “Operation Midnight Hammer”—on three Iranian nuclear sites: Natanz, Isfahan, and the once-impenetrable Fordow. President Donald Trump called the hits “bull’s-eyes,” while Pentagon officials described the damage as “severe” and possibly a “destruction of capabilities,” according to The New York Times. Trump went further on Truth Social, declaring the sites “obliterated.” One thing, however, is certain: Trump’s decision represents the most significant departure from U.S. foreign policy consensus in decades.

While the full extent of the damage—and Iran’s remaining capacity to produce a nuclear weapon—remains uncertain, the following images illustrate significant destruction at Fordow (originally published by The Washington Post).

After The Scroll expressed concern last week that the isolationists’ media pressure campaign to dissuade President Trump from entering direct military confrontation with Iran was working, subsequent reporting suggests he had already...