According to the Daily Alert, Israeli intelligence assesses that Iran transferred thousands of centrifuges for uranium enrichment to the hardened underground complex at Mount Machush, as the US continues its military campaign against Iran.
Israeli intelligence assesses that Iran has transferred thousands of centrifuges for uranium enrichment to the underground Mount Machush facility, according to a report by the Daily Alert on Thursday.
The assessment comes amid an ongoing US military campaign against Iran, which has expanded to include strikes on Iranian infrastructure in recent days. The Zioneer reported on July 21 that Israeli intelligence had assessed Iran was moving sensitive equipment to the Mount Machush site following Operation Rising Lion. The new Daily Alert report appears to reaffirm that assessment.
The Mount Machush facility, located in a mountain near Isfahan, is believed to be hardened against airstrikes. The transfer of centrifuges would allow Iran to continue enrichment activities even under sustained attack. The report does not specify the exact number of centrifuges, but describes them as 'thousands.' The assessment remains unconfirmed by independent sources.
2 developments
- StrongIsraeli official tells CNN: Iran moved enriched uranium, centrifuges to underground facility after June war
- StrongChannel 14: Exposure of Mount Machush Centrifuge Site Is Iranian Violation of US Agreement
- StrongWSJ: Israel believes Iran moved centrifuges to Mount Pikaks; Netanyahu urged Trump to strike
- StrongAnalysis: US preparing strategic bomber strikes on Iran's Mount Hamakosh, report says
Source and signal
- Internal intake