Iran's Afas Mountain discussed by Trump and Netanyahu

The article addresses the American and Israeli threats to attack Iran's "Mount Fash," also known as "Pekax Mountain," located in Isfahan Province about 220 kilometers south of Tehran, near the Natanz nuclear facility. Information indicates that the site contains a secret installation deep inside the mountain, surrounded by strict security measures, and is believed to be used for manufacturing advanced centrifuges to develop Iran's nuclear program. Although Washington has not yet detected any activity within it, experts estimate that the depth and fortified nature of the facility could make it difficult to target with bunker-busting bombs, and it may become a future target for military strikes if operational developments or installations occur there. Iran denies the existence of a secret nuclear facility inside the mountain and considers the American and Israeli threats as justifications for increased tensions. Nonetheless, the risks of targeting the site remain due to its potential importance in Iran's nuclear program.

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