President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the US is examining Iran's Mount Makosh site following a report of activity, and that US space-based cameras can read identification tags from orbit. 'We have cameras, they can read your name and tag from space,' Trump said.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday evening that the US is examining Mount Makosh in Iran after receiving a report of activity there. 'We are examining Mount Makosh, because someone said there is some activity there,' Trump stated. He added that US space-based cameras have the capability to read names and identification tags from orbit. 'We have cameras, they can read your name and tag from space.' The Zioneer has previously reported on Trump's warnings regarding the site, including threats to destroy any movement detected. The remarks come amid heightened US-Iran tensions over Iran's nuclear program, with Trump repeatedly threatening military action.
2 developments
- DevelopingTrump: US will strike Iran's Mount Makosh 'fairly soon', Iran hasn't seen anything yet
- DevelopingTrump: 'I know exactly what is happening at Mount Makosh' — US State Department Persian page
- DevelopingTrump escalates Mount Makosh threat: 'We will reach the site, tell Iran to prepare'
- StrongTrump: US Space Force cameras can read nametags of anyone near Iran's buried uranium — 'they'll be destroyed'
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