President Donald Trump compared on Wednesday his strikes on Iran's nuclear sites to the U.S. bombing Hiroshima, saying both successfully ended wars. "We hear it was obliteration. It was a virtual obliteration. When you take a look at the ground above, don't forget the flame is all underground, but everything above, if you look at the before and the after picture, everything above is burned black, the trees, everything," Trump said during remarks alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. "There's one building, but that's a building that sunk substantially into the granite. So that you know the fire goes right over it. It was, I believe it was total obliteration." Operation Midnight Hammer involved seven B-2 Spirit bombers carrying massive 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs known as Massive Ordnance Penetrators. They targeted Iran's deeply buried enrichment site at Fordo, an underground centrifuge facility at Iran's main enrichment site in Natanz, and a third nuclear site at Isfahan. ...