US prepares to launch a nuclear strike on Iran: the main target has been identified

Name: US prepares to launch a nuclear strike on Iran: the main target has been identified
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Iranian authorities are preparing for a possible US nuclear strike on the fortified complex beneath Mount Makosh, located near Natanz. Tehran has conceded that President Donald Trump could use nuclear weapons to destroy the facility, considered one of the most secure elements of Iran's nuclear infrastructure. Israel Hayom reports this. Amid the US president's threats, a video with instructions on surviving a nuclear blast is circulating on Iranian social media. It describes the consequences of a strike on Mount Makosh, including widespread radioactive contamination of the surrounding area.

The video's creators warn that the explosion could release a huge amount of radioactive dust and rocks. Depending on wind direction, contaminated particles could spread hundreds of kilometers, affecting large population centers.

According to the presented scenario, residents of nearby areas may have only 10–15 minutes before radioactive fallout. In more remote cities, this period could be several hours.

The Iranian Ministry of Health has already begun distributing iodine tablets to residents living near nuclear facilities. A ministry spokesperson confirmed that the medications are being distributed within a two- to three-kilometer radius of potential US strike targets. Washington is particularly focused on the underground complex, construction of which began after the destruction of the Natanz centrifuge assembly plant in 2020. The Iranian regime claims the facility is intended solely to replace the destroyed infrastructure, but its scale and level of security raise suspicions about the structures' true purpose.

Analysts estimate that individual rooms are located 80-100 meters beneath a granite cliff. This protection makes the complex an extremely difficult target even for the most powerful American bunker-busting munitions.

Satellite images show four fortified tunnel entrances, internal roads, and an expanding security perimeter. However, IAEA inspectors have never visited the facility, so its actual contents remain unknown.

Experts suspect that the mountain may contain centrifuges, uranium enrichment equipment, or secure nuclear storage facilities. The scale of the construction allows for the installation of large production facilities there, potentially playing a significant role in the further development of Iran's nuclear program.

Trump himself has previously threatened to destroy Mount Makosh on numerous occasions. In July, the American president explicitly stated his intention to eliminate the facility, and in September, he warned Tehran of the consequences of continuing suspicious activity. The possibility of a new American strike is also being discussed in US political circles. Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson suggested that the Trump administration could be just days away from a decision to use nuclear weapons against the Iranian complex.

An additional factor was the results of the US midterm elections, in which the Republicans suffered a significant defeat. A former Trump adviser suggested that the American president might opt for military escalation to avoid the appearance of yet another political defeat.

Tehran also expects another major clash with Washington. An Iranian political scientist close to President Masoud Pezeshkian's administration reported that government officials, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and the regular army consider another war practically inevitable.

According to him, Mount Makosh is considered one of the primary targets of a potential American operation. Among Iranian leaders, there is a growing belief that the US may resort to using nuclear weapons to destroy deeply embedded structures.

The results of the Israeli and US elections had a particularly strong impact on sentiment in Tehran. Benjamin Netanyahu's continued rule and the Republicans' defeat heightened the Iranian regime's fears of possible actions by its opponents.

A source close to the Iranian administration claims that the country's leadership views the next two years as the most dangerous period. He estimates that the US and Israel could attempt a decisive strike against Iran's nuclear infrastructure while the current political circumstances persist.

Iranian authorities believe there's very little time left before another military clash. One of The Times' sources even suggested that it would be a miracle if the US refrained from launching a nuclear strike on Mount Makosh.

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Iranian authorities are preparing for a possible U.S. nuclear strike on the fortified complex beneath Mount Mekosh, located near Natanz. Tehran has conceded that President Donald Trump could use nuclear weapons to destroy the facility, considered one of the most secure elements of Iran's nuclear infrastructure. Israel Hayom reports this. Amid the U.S. president's threats, a video with instructions on surviving a nuclear blast is circulating on Iranian social media. It describes the consequences of a strike on Mount Makash, including widespread radioactive contamination of the surrounding area. The video's creators warned that the explosion could release a huge amount of radioactive dust and rocks. Depending on wind direction, contaminated particles could spread hundreds of kilometers, affecting large population centers. According to the presented scenario, residents of nearby areas may have only 10 to 15 minutes before radioactive fallout. In more remote cities, this period could be several hours. The Iranian Ministry of Health has already begun distributing iodine tablets to residents living near nuclear facilities. A ministry spokesperson confirmed that the medications are being distributed within a two- to three-kilometer radius of potential U.S. strike targets. Washington is particularly focused on the underground complex, construction of which began after the destruction of the Natanz Centrifuge assembly plant in 2020. The Iranian regime claims the facility is intended solely to replace the destroyed infrastructure, but its scale and level of security raise suspicions about the structure's true purpose. Analysts estimate that individual rooms are located 80 to 100 meters beneath a granite cliff. This protection makes the complex an extremely difficult target even for the most powerful American bunker-busting munitions. Satellite images show four fortified tunnel Entrances, internal roads, and an expanding security perimeter. However, IAEA inspectors have never visited the facility, so its actual contents remain unknown. Experts suspect that the mountain may contain centrifuges, uranium enrichment equipment, or secure nuclear storage facilities. The scale of the construction allows for the installation of large production facilities there, potentially playing a significant role in the further development of Iran's nuclear program. Trump himself has previously threatened to destroy Mount Mokosh on numerous occasions. In July, the American president explicitly stated his intention to eliminate the facility, and in September, he warned Tehran of the consequences of continuing suspicious activity. The possibility of a new American strike is also being discussed in US political circles. Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson suggested that the Trump administration could be just days away from a decision to use nuclear weapons against the Iranian complex. An additional factor was the results of the U.S. midterm elections, in which the Republicans suffered a significant defeat. A former Trump advisor suggested that the American president might opt for military escalation to avoid the appearance of yet another political defeat. Tehran also expects another major clash with Washington, An Iranian political scientist close to President Massoud Pezeshkian's administration reported that government officials, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and the regular army consider another war practically inevitable. According to him, Mount Makash is considered one of the primary targets of a potential American operation. Among Iranian leaders, there is a growing belief that the U.S. may resort to using nuclear weapons to destroy deeply embedded structures. The results of the Israeli and US elections had a particularly strong impact on sentiment in Tehran. Benjamin Netanyahu's continued rule and the Republicans' defeat heightened the Iranian regime's fears of possible actions by its opponents. A source close to the Iranian administration claims that the country's leadership views the next two years as the most dangerous period. He estimates that the US and Israel could attempt a decisive strike against Iran's nuclear infrastructure while the current political circumstances persist. Iranian authorities believe there's very little time left before another military clash. One of the Time sources even suggested that it would be a miracle if the U.S. refrained from launching a nuclear strike on Mount Mokash.