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Trump Threatens Strike on Deep Underground Iranian Nuclear Site at Mount Koucheh

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 12 hours ago

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US President Donald Trump warned of a potential strike on Iran's secretive underground nuclear site at Mount Koucheh near Natanz, which Western intelligence suspects is used for uranium enrichment. The site is deeply buried and has never been inspected by the IAEA. Satellite imagery shows ongoing construction despite Iran's recent nuclear agreement with the US.

01Trump threatens possible US strike on Iran's underground Mount Koucheh nuclear site.
02Mount Koucheh is buried up to 600 meters deep, making it hard to attack.
03Western intelligence suspects uranium enrichment despite Iran's claim of centrifuge production.
04IAEA has never inspected Mount Koucheh as Iran hasn't declared it a nuclear site.
05Satellite images show ongoing construction despite Iran-US nuclear status quo agreement.
06Iran suspended enhanced IAEA inspections in 2021, raising Western concerns.

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