What Is Pickaxe Mountain, Iran’s Underground Nuclear Site That Trump Is Threatening?
“It doesn’t mean anything unless they have the material [uranium]. The entrances to the nuclear site were targeted again in the early days of the Iran war which started on Feb. 28.During last year's 12-day war, the nuclear facility outside the city of Isfahan, about 80 miles away, was also bombed.
- ▪“It doesn’t mean anything unless they have the material [uranium].
- ▪The entrances to the nuclear site were targeted again in the early days of the Iran war which started on Feb.
- ▪28.During last year's 12-day war, the nuclear facility outside the city of Isfahan, about 80 miles away, was also bombed.
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As the resumption of the Iran war escalates, with Washington and Tehran trading a deluge of strikes, President Donald Trump has again threatened to attack sites linked to Iran’s nuclear programme.In the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump was asked if he believes Iran has moved nuclear centrifuges into Pickaxe Mountain, an underground facility near one of the country's primary enrichment facilities.“They may have, we don’t have it on record,” Trump said. “It doesn’t mean anything unless they have the material [uranium].
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