Trump targets Iran's Hatchet Mountain

U.S. President Donald Trump is making efforts to threaten an attack on Iran's "Mount Fajr" nuclear facility, an underground site located in Isfahan Province at a depth estimated between 90 and 140 meters. It is considered one of Iran's most fortified facilities. These threats come amid escalating tensions between the two countries, especially as doubts about whether the site is part of an Iranian nuclear weapons development program have diminished, despite Iran's official denials. The options on the table include targeted airstrikes on tunnel entrances and above-ground power lines, or ground sabotage operations. However, experts doubt the United States' ability to completely destroy the facility due to its depth and high defenses. If an attack is carried out, it is likely to lead to an escalation of the regional conflict, with Iran threatening retaliation through strikes on American interests and increasing tensions in the Gulf of Oman region.

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