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Pickaxe Mountain is the informal name given to a fortified underground nuclear site near Natanz, already home to one of the country's main uranium enrichment facilities.

Trump says U.S. strikes "obliterated" key Iranian nuclear sites, setting the program back decades, but sources say an early intel assessment says Iran could rebuild some of its capabilities in months.

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Later in the debate, Rubio also insisted Iran does not have a right to “enrich [uranium] at 60%, hide it under a mountain and develop long range and short range and mid-range missiles and ...

The batlike B-2 is perhaps the most potent symbol of US military power – and it’s the only plane that could strike Iran’s deepest nuclear site.

Bombed by the US in a dramatic escalation, this mountainside enrichment plant south of Tehran is vital to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and central to Israel’s efforts to dismantle them.

The Zagros Mountains: A Natural Shield for Military and Missile Sites Beyond nuclear installations, Iran has also leveraged its mountainous terrain to conceal critical military infrastructure.

Deep below a mountain in Iran sits a once-secret uranium enrichment facility which is threatening to drag the United States into the Israel-Iran conflict.