You Vote: With key Iranian nuclear facilities 'destroyed' and a ceasefire in place, what next?

Trump administration officials are expected to meet with Iran next week, amid a ceasefire agreement that pauses the conflict between Israel and Iran. 

Published: June 25, 2025 6:27pm

CIA Director John Ratcliffe declared Wednesday that key Iranian nuclear facilities were "destroyed" by U.S. bombs and will take years to rebuild, saying his agency's intelligence contradicts "illegally sourced public reporting" that suggested less severe damage.

President Donald Trump ordered the bombing and missile strikes on three critical nuclear facilities in Iran over the weekend aiming to disable the country's nuclear program. 

Trump administration officials are expected to meet with Iran next week, amid a ceasefire agreement that pauses the conflict between Israel and Iran. 

With key Iranian nuclear facilities 'destroyed' and a ceasefire in place, what next?

The US should negotiate an airtight, verifiable agreement with Iran to keep them from getting nuclear weapons
28% (740 votes)
The US should work for an overall agreement to get Iran to end its nuclear program, its use of terrorism, its goal of wiping Israel off the map and to help it with its economy
35% (938 votes)
The US should back off and let Iran and Israel work things out
15% (394 votes)
The US should work behind the scenes to encourage, but not be directly involved, with regime change in Iran
22% (582 votes)
Total votes: 2654

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