The Zioneer reports that the United States has prepared potential military strike options targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure, with the deep-buried Mount Pikaks complex as the primary focus. The analysis suggests that if the order is given, the fortified site could face its biggest test yet.
The Zioneer reports that the United States has prepared potential military strike options targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure, with the deep-buried Mount Pikaks complex as the primary focus. The analysis suggests that if the order is given, the fortified site could face its biggest test yet.
The report follows an earlier report today (Saturday) by CNN, as The Zioneer noted at 10:24, that the US military had prepared a series of strikes targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure, with the Mount Makosh facility (also known as Pickaxe Mountain) among the designated sites.
The current report, from The Zioneer's Intelligence Desk, adds that Washington has prepared specific strike options with Mount Pikaks as the main target, and that the destruction of the site 'may be closer than ever.' The report does not provide a timeline or specific details of the planned operations.
The Mount Pikaks complex has been a central subject in the ongoing US-Iran confrontation. Over the past month, The Zioneer has reported on President Trump's threats to strike the site, intelligence presented by Prime Minister Netanyahu to the White House regarding centrifuge transfers, and US confirmation of adding the facility to the target bank.
- DevelopingUS reportedly signals shift to deeper strikes in Iran, targets Mount Pikakas
- StrongReport: US informs Israel of plan to escalate strikes on Iran, target Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site with heavy bombers
- DevelopingCNN: US military prepared strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, including Mount Makosh
- DevelopingZioneer analysis: Trump threatens Mount Pikaks; only tactical nuke or ground op can destroy site
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