There are a lot of people out there that seem to think that the nuts that are currently running Iran are good people that always tell the truth and that we can always trust them to do the right thing. But of course there is no government on the entire planet that always tells the truth and that always does the right thing. The Shiite radicals that have been imposing tyranny on the Iranian people for decades truly believe that their version of Islam will rule the entire world, and they will literally do anything in pursuit of that goal. We have already seen that they are willing to gun down tens of thousands of their own people. So it shouldn't exactly be a shock that they haven't been telling us the truth about their pursuit of nuclear weapons.

Earlier today, the IDF announced that it has destroyed a secret compound in Iran known as "Minzadehei" that was being used "by a group of nuclear scientists who operated to develop a key component for nuclear weapons"…

This is a major bombshell, and we deserve some answers.

Exactly what was being produced at this facility?

And how long has it been operational?

In recent days there has been so much debate in the western world about whether Iran really was close to developing nuclear weapons or not.

What was going on at this compound could be the key to settling that debate.

Within the past 24 hours, the war with Iran has gone to an entirely new level.

Just hours ago, the IDF bombed the building where Iran's Assembly of Experts had assembled to elect the nation's new supreme leader…

Israeli forces "flattened" a building where Iran's 88-member Assembly of Experts had gathered to select the regime's next supreme leader, according to Israeli officials and regional reports.

"We wanted to prevent them from picking a new supreme leader," an Israeli defense official told Axios shortly after pinpoint strikes leveled the building. Video posted on X showed rubble where the building once stood.

The attack came as the powerful regime body was counting votes, hoping to select a supreme leader to replace Ali Khamenei after his death during the opening salvo of the U.S.-Israeli operation against the Iranian regime. The assembly claimed just hours earlier that it "won't take long" to select a successor, though that process is likely at a standstill in the wake of Israel's operation. While it remains unclear how many Iranian leaders were in the building and how many regime officials the strike killed, Fox News reported that "multiple Iranian officials responsible for counting the votes of the Supreme Council were killed," while Israeli journalist Amit Segal said "the council secretary was killed and the ballot box was burned" in the strike.