Even America’s Most Powerful Bomb Failed? This Iran’s Key Nuclear Facility Still Stands Untouched | World News

New Delhi: Washington came in. Three major Iranian nuclear facilities – Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan – have been attacked in one of the most aggressive US military operations in recent years. The strikes were fast, coordinated and carefully calculated. But after the dust was settled, something stood out – the most critical and sensitive of the three wasfahan was hardly drawn.

Isfahan is believed to have long been in the hands of Iran’s largest uranium stock. The intelligence circles call it the nuclear safe of Tehran. Still, he survived somehow.

Now the question about many minds – how?

Military officials then confirmed that many people were suspected. The Isfahan complex lies deep underground. It’s too deep for America’s shelter bombs. Instead of the usual deep penetration ammunition, the United States chose the Tomahawk missile strikes. They hit hard, but only on the surface. The real threat buried under it was untouched.

He says that approximately 60% of Iran’s enriched uranium is stored in this area. This is not only nuclear fuel, but the weapon class material. The kind of bombs. The world is afraid. And still there.

Some deputies who participated in the briefings after Strike appeared restless. They admitted that there was no clear information about how much uranium remained in place or whether Iran has succeeded in moving a portion before the strikes.

President Donald Trump rejected the idea, saying that nothing was moving. But even in his own party, many are not so sure.

Air attacks damaged the infrastructure. They hit the radar towers, overturned ventilation systems and roasted slopes. But the kernel? Isn’t it touched?

The United States showed power. But Iran is still holding cards and uranium.