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Iran-US war latest: A-10 Thunderbolt and F-15 fighter jets ‘damaged in Iranian strikes on US bases’

Trump says US could strike Pickaxe Mountain after construction activity seen at deeply buried complex

The Independent UK

Middle East live: Yemen’s Houthi rebels seize Red Sea port city Mocha

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels seized control of the strategic Red Sea port city of Mocha on Thursday and were advancing towards the Bab al-Mandab strait, the Yemeni government and military sources said. The vital waterway serves as a key shipping lane linking Europe to Asia. Follow our liveblog for the…

France 24

Iran’s secret underground nuclear site is busier than ever: Satellite images reveal major construction surge at Pickaxe Mountain amid US war

Satellite imagery reveals significant construction increases at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site. This underground facility near Natanz is undergoing internal construction and reinforcement. The International Atomic Energy Agency has sought access but Iran has not granted it. The United States is exploring ways to strike deeply buried targets. Pickaxe Mountain remains…

The Economic Times

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Satellite images show major construction surge at Iran’s Pickaxe nuke site amid US war

Construction activity has significantly increased at Iran's underground Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site this year. The United States is developing new weapons to target deeply buried facilities. President Trump has repeatedly threatened strikes on the heavily fortified Iranian location. The US military maintains operational plans for potential strikes against the site.…

The Times of India

Trump threatens US might 'hit' Iranian nuclear site Pickaxe Mountain 'very soon'

US President Trump warned of a potential strike on Iran's underground nuclear site. He stated the United States aims to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. US forces recently conducted strikes against Iranian military targets in the region. These operations targeted facilities associated with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran…

The Economic Times

A bombshell nuke attack claim exposes the trap Trump faces in Iran

The US-Iran nuclear agreement deadline passed without a breakthrough, and President Trump now seeks surrender. Iran signals readiness for a prolonged confrontation, showing little sign of accepting US demands. Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed nuclear weapons are discussed for Iran. Conventional weapons may not destroy Iran's deeply buried nuclear…

The Economic Times

Israel Reportedly Believes Iran Moved Centrifuges Deep Beneath a Mountain: 'Enrichment Is Currently Taking Place'

Israel believes Iran has moved centrifuges to Pickaxe Mountain and is enriching uranium there, according to a new report.

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Donald Trump's new warning on Iran: Pickaxe Mountain, other sites could face strikes

US President Donald Trump has warned that Iran’s underground nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain and other targets could be hit if Tehran fails to reach a deal with Washington.

The Times of India

Inside Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain, the secret nuclear site Trump has threatened to bomb

Iran continues to dig at the site

The Independent UK

Iran-US war latest: Houthis strike Saudi oil tankers as Tehran warns Trump of ‘eye for an eye’ response

Attacks on ships crossing the Red Sea would likely cause further economic chaos

The Independent UK

What is Pickaxe Mountain, Iran’s underground nuclear facility Trump is threatening to attack?

Little is known about the complex near the Natanz nuclear facility, but it is estimated it is buried almost 100 metres inside a mountain

The Guardian - AU

Israel says Iran moved thousands of centrifuges to Pickaxe Mountain - Report

Israeli intelligence has assessed that Iran has moved thousands of nuclear centrifuges into a deep underground site in the Natanz area known as Pickaxe Mountain, making them harder to target in aerial strikes, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing US and Israeli officials.

The Times of India

US President Donald Trump says 'we are not finished at all' with Iran, warns of more strikes

President Trump indicated the United States is not finished with Iran. He warned of soon targeting the underground nuclear facility known as Pickaxe Mountain. The US President stated that Iran would take decades to rebuild from damage. Iran expanded its attacks across the Middle East on Tuesday. This conflict resumed…

The Economic Times

Israel Reportedly Believes Iran Moved Nuclear Centrifuges To Another Location. Trump Has Threatened To Target It

Israeli intelligence reportedly believes Iran has moved thousands of nuclear centrifuges in an area known as Pickaxe Mountain. President Donald Trump has threatened to strike it.

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'Possible target for a nice big fat shot': Trump threatens strike on key Iran Nuclear site

President Trump indicated American forces might soon strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site. He stated the US closely monitors the heavily fortified location with advanced surveillance. Recent US strikes against Iran are described as retaliation for targeting commercial vessels. The naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz has also been reinstated…

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