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Iran Fears US Nuclear Strike on Secret Mountain Facility
Iran's regime fears a potential U.S. nuclear strike on a secret underground complex under Mount Makush near Natanz, according to Israel Hayom. The facility is believed to be a key part of Iran's nuclear program. In response, Iran is distributing iodine tablets and publicizing survival guides.
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- 01Iran fears a U.S. nuclear strike on its secret underground complex at Mount Makush near Natanz.
- 02The facility is considered a highly secure and critical part of Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
- 03Iran is distributing iodine tablets and survival guides in response to potential threats.
- 04Former President Donald Trump has previously threatened to "destroy" the Mount Makush site.
- 05Recent U.S. and Israeli election outcomes have intensified fears of military escalation in Tehran.
Former President Donald Trump has previously threatened the site, and recent U.S. election results have heightened fears of military escalation.
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