Iran’s Nuclear Program: Buried but Not Dead
Also, a meeting to determine the future of Lebanon, and the establishment of Israel's protest party.
A U.S. Air Force F-16 fighter jet takes off from a base in the Middle East. (CENTCOM/X)
It’s Tuesday, July 21, and buried at least 100 meters deep beneath a mountain near the city of Natanz lies a critical piece of Tehran’s nuclear program. But it isn’t enriched uranium that makes Pickaxe Mountain the stuff of Israeli nightmares.
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