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President Donald Trump has said Iran-Nuclear Programs targeted by US B-2-Stealth bombers were “wiped out.”
The excited situation in Iran unfolded the same day that former MLB manager Buck Showalter traveled through New York City.
Showalter, called Majors’ Manager for the year four times during his long management career, remembered his experience during a recent performance on Outkicks “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich.”
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Manager Buck Showalter of the New York Mets signalizes to a pitching change against Philadelphia Phillies during the eighth lap at Citi Field 30 September 2023 in New York City. (Adam Hunger/Getty Images)
“Let me tell you what, note to yourself, try not to travel in or out into New York City the day your country bombed Iran. Holy Moly, full alarm,” said the former New York Mets skipper when asked by Dakich if he had traveled as tension in Iran reached his latest heights.
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Showalter added that he is in favor of tight security measures at airports across the United States
“The airport was a lot of fun, Dan, let’s say that that way. You know what people on security … I want them to check out everyone.
“Be diligent over it. Take the time, I will stand in line a few minutes more, get it right. Go your head ran back that bag again. Get him through it again. All complaints about security. On what? What do you want them to do. Ah, it’s ok. Today is a free day. Just go straight on.”
While Showalter’s latest management tint was with Mets, he started his coaching career in Bronx with New York Yankees. He was eventually promoted and appointed team manager. Showalter also managed Arizona Diamondbacks, Texas Rangers and Baltimore Orioles.
Although US defense secretary Pete Hegeth said the Iranian places were “destroyed”, US intelligence agencies continue to assess the damage.
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The US Defense Intelligence Agency’s preliminary report obtained by Associated Press said the strikes caused significant damage to Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan sites. However, the report also noted that the websites are not believed to be destroyed.
President Donald Trump holds a meeting with Vice President JD Vance in the situation at the White House in Washington, DC, June 21, 2025. (The white house/distribution via Reuters)
Israel claimed it has put back Iran’s nuclear program after “many years”, the AP reported.
The latest satellite images from Maxar Technologies showed significant damage to the three nuclear places.
