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New Puzzle in Iran's Nuclear Program
The article addresses the issue of Iran's new nuclear facility, "Jabal Kelnk," located deep within a mountain a few kilometers from the Natanz facility. It is considered the largest and deepest nuclear site in Iran, exceeding 100 meters in depth and twice the size of the Fordo facility. American and Israeli reports suggest that activities at the site raise concerns, as Iran has transferred thousands of centrifuges there. Western countries and the International Atomic Energy Agency believe that the site may be used for purposes beyond assembly, such as preparing uranium enrichment and converting it into metal—both of which are late stages in nuclear weapons production. The article presents scenarios for confrontation between the United States and Iran, including international understandings or military operations targeting the site. It also notes that the effectiveness of conventional U.S. weapons to destroy it is limited and that a nuclear option is not considered an easy political or strategic decision. As a result, "Jabal Kelnk" could become a potential strategic flashpoint in the Iranian nuclear issue in the coming months.
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