Netanyahu Presents Trump With Intelligence on Iran's Nuclear Advancements at Fordow Site

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to present U.S. President Donald Trump with new intelligence indicating that Iran is continuing to install centrifuges at the Fordow nuclear facility, also known as the "Mount Machouq" site, despite ongoing negotiations and a ceasefire with the United States. This information, reported by the New York Post, aims to demonstrate that Iran is not sincere in its diplomatic intentions. A senior Israeli official told the newspaper that the Israeli delegation will provide physical evidence of recent developments in Iran's nuclear program.

In addition to revealing Iran's covert military nuclear activities, Netanyahu plans to update Trump on recent developments related to ceasefire agreements in Gaza and Lebanon, where Iranian-backed terrorist organizations remain active. The Wall Street Journal reported that Israeli intelligence has, for the first time, detected the arrival of nuclear centrifuges at the underground Fordow site since excavation work began there in 2020. This facility, located deep underground near the Natanz nuclear complex, has long been suspected of playing a role in Iran's nuclear program.

Prior to this discovery, no nuclear activity had been documented at the Fordow site, a fact previously cited by Trump to justify why U.S. strikes had avoided targeting the location. Trump has also previously dismissed public reports of activity at the underground base, stating last week that the U.S. lacks verified information about operations at Fordow.