Trump says US may hit Iran's Pickaxe Mountain soon
- On Friday, President Donald Trump renewed his threat to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, stating the United States could act "very soon" if it detects renewed activity there.
- The United States has threatened to strike the site for months, with public warnings dating back to July, while closely monitoring activity across Iran to detect any threatening developments.
- Pickaxe Mountain, located near Iran's heavily damaged Natanz uranium enrichment facility, hosts two deeply buried tunnel complexes, explaining why the United States views the location as a critical target.
- Trump rejected describing the confrontation as a war, calling it a "military conflict. It's small money for us," while contrasting 18 United States deaths with 100,000 losses in Vietnam.
- Asserting total surveillance over Iran, Trump claimed, "We know about everything that moves everywhere throughout Iran," reflecting the United States' confidence in its ability to detect activity at the site.
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Trump threatens US might 'hit' Iranian nuclear site Pickaxe Mountain 'very soon'
US President Trump warned of a potential strike on Iran's underground nuclear site. He stated the United States aims to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. US forces recently conducted strikes against Iranian military targets in the region. These operations targeted facilities associated with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran condemned the American strikes, accusing Washington of violating its sovereignty.
Trump says US might hit Irans Pickaxe Mountain very soon - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump on Friday (local time) said the United States could "hit" Iran's heavily fortified underground nuclear site known as Pickaxe Mountain "very soon", days after Washington targeted Iranian military targets.
Trump revealed that the US may soon attack Mount Pikkax, an underground site linked to Iran's nuclear program, after the area has yet to be attacked by the US or Israel.
Pickaxe Mountain is one of the few Iranian sites linked to Iran's nuclear program that has not been targeted by the US and Israel so far in this war.
U.S. President Donald Trump described the military conflict with Iran, which has been ongoing for six months, as a "trivial matter" while hinting at the possibility of a further attack on "Pickaxe," suspected of being an underground Iranian nuclear facility. Speaking to reporters after signing an executive order at the White House on the 4th (local time), President Trump said he "does not call the conflict with Iran a war," adding, "It is a mili…
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