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The article analyzes the location of "Jabal Al-Fas" in Iran, where experts from the Center for Strategic and International Studies reported, using satellite images, that the site is undergoing significant construction activities. It is believed to be used for housing secret nuclear activities. This development coincides with escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, as Washington fears that the site may be designated for transferring centrifuge devices or developing underground uranium enrichment facilities. The area is considered highly difficult to destroy even with the largest non-nuclear bombs, and the U.S. is preparing plans to strike the site, especially amid growing concerns over Iran’s potential nuclear capabilities. Evidence indicates that activities at the site have been intensifying since 2025, with increased vehicle movement, enhanced tunnels, and new entrances, raising the possibility of it serving as a hideout for nuclear activities or uranium processing operations.
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