Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to present intelligence during his US visit indicating that Iran is actively developing its nuclear facility at the Pickaxe Mountain (Mount Makosh) site while publicly portraying itself as committed to negotiations, according to a New York Post report. The intelligence reportedly argues that Tehran is not sincere in its desire to continue peace talks.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to present intelligence to President Donald Trump during his upcoming visit to Washington, indicating that Iran is expanding nuclear activity at the Pickaxe Mountain (Mount Makosh) site while publicly claiming to be open to negotiations, according to the New York Post.
The report follows The Zioneer's earlier bulletin today (01:43) that Netanyahu would present intelligence on the site. The New York Post adds that the intelligence asserts Tehran is not sincere about its stated desire to continue peace talks.
The presentation is expected to take place during Netanyahu's visit to the White House, which was agreed upon earlier this month. The nuclear standoff with Iran has intensified in recent weeks, with President Trump recently threatening to strike the Mount Makosh site and a senior US official saying the administration is preparing for 'violent assaults' on Iranian infrastructure, as The Zioneer previously reported.
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