Los Angeles County Sheriff deletes post with condolences for Iran nuclear strikes

The County of Los Angeles Sheriff department modified and removed a social media position on Sunday where he expressed condolences for the “tragic” American bombing of Iranian nuclear sites.

“Our hearts go to the victims and families affected by the recent bombings in Iran,” said the post on X. “Although this tragic event has occurred abroad, the Sheriff’s Department of Los Angeles closely monitors the situation alongside our local, state and federal partners.”

The ministry finally changed the position, which deleted the sentence concerning the American strikes before being withdrawn from X. It was not clear if someone had been injured or killed during the operation.

A spokesperson for the Sheriff Department told Fox News Digital that he was not aware of the initial position expressing his condolences.

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“We sincerely hope that your account has been hacked,” said an article by Stop Antiseticism, which strives to exhibit groups and individuals who are incentive to the Jews and those who engage in anti -Semitic behavior. “There was no victim in the successful targeting last night on Iranian nuclear sites. Please verify that this position was not published by an employee of the sheriff’s sheriff in Los Angeles.”

During the weekend, the US military Make strikes targeting three nuclear sites in Iran in operation of Midnight Hammer. The mission has targeted nuclear sites in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan.

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This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows damage to the installation of enrichment of Fordow in Iran after the American strikes, Sunday June 22, 2025. (Maxar Technologies via AP)

Fordow, which, according to many international experts, is the key to Iran nuclear programis buried at almost 300 feet under a mountain.

“At midnight Friday to Saturday morning, a big B-2 strike package composed of bombers launched from the continental United States,” said General Dan Caine, the chiefs of joint staffs, during a press conference on Sunday morning Pentagon.

Caine said the United States had been able to maintain the surprise element throughout the operation.

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Iranian officials Also evaluated the importance of strikes, but the Trump administration described them as a success that degraded Tehran’s ability to develop a nuclear weapon.