The Iranian nuclear facility that Trump is closely monitoring: "Everyone who enters"

Trump reveals that the US is closely monitoring the underground nuclear facility 'Pickaxe Mountain' in Iran, warning that the American military is ready to strike at any moment. He threatens an immediate attack alongside the possibility of reaching a deal.

US President Donald Trump confirmed that his eyes are fixed on 'Pickaxe Mountain' in Iran, clarifying that American surveillance is vigilantly tracking 'every entry, every exit, and everyone who enters or leaves'. Against the backdrop of rising tensions and negotiations for a deal, Trump emphasized that the US military is prepared to act at any moment if Tehran tries to play games. 'I have a decision to make: do I finish it—something that would be very easy to do—or reach a deal? That's the decision,' he said. Trump boasted about advanced intelligence capabilities, noting that he can 'read the name tag of Muhammad if someone goes inside', adding that this is a direct achievement of the Space Force he established. 'Pickaxe Mountain' is a secret, heavily fortified underground nuclear complex, located on a mountainside in the Zagros mountain range, about a kilometer south of the enrichment facility in Natanz. The complex is dug to a depth of about 80 to over 100 meters into solid granite rock. Work at the site began around 2020, and IAEA inspectors have never been granted access to it. The focus on the site comes amid escalating threats from Trump, who clarified that Washington is considering attacking targets in Iran at any moment. Meanwhile, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard issued a memo warning of Iranian plans to harm American teams, and the aircraft carrier USS George Washington was reinforced with long-range attack missiles.