In an interview with a news outlet, reserve Colonel Dr. Uri Nissim Levi said Iran maintains about 25 threatening sites and expressed hope that the Mount Makosh nuclear site would be dealt with, according to a report. He warned that Iranians 'know how to dig very well' and urged continued pressure.
Reserve Colonel Dr. Uri Nissim Levi, a reserve colonel with a PhD, commented on the current tensions with Iran during an interview, according to a report published Thursday. Levi stated that Iran has approximately 25 threatening sites and that the Iranians 'know how to dig very well', referencing their underground facilities. He specifically expressed hope that the Mount Makosh site would be dealt with, saying 'we must continue and not let this thing develop'.
The remarks come amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program, with the United States threatening strikes on the Mount Makosh site. As The Zioneer has reported, President Donald Trump has vowed to attack the site 'fairly soon' and the US has informed Israel of planned heavy bomber strikes. The Israeli defense establishment has been on high alert in recent weeks.
Levi's statement is a single-sourced report and its specific context has not been independently verified. The reserve colonel is a known security analyst.
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