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The article focused on Iran's relocation of thousands of uranium enrichment centrifuges to deep tunnels inside Mount Fās in the fall of last year, following the attacks carried out by the United States and Israel on Iranian nuclear sites in June 2025. Israeli and American intelligence indicate ongoing activity at the site, with monitoring of truck movements and reinforcement of the tunnels, heightening concerns that Tehran may be using the location to build a secret enrichment facility or store nuclear equipment. Experts estimate that the site is located between 300 and 450 feet beneath the rocks, making it a formidable challenge for airstrikes—especially since there is no confirmation regarding the source of the centrifuges that have been transferred, as Iran has not allowed the IAEA access to the site. Despite Iran’s denials of pursuing nuclear weapons, its production of highly enriched uranium at 60% brings it closer to weapons-grade levels, with ongoing uncertainty about the site's activities and Iran’s nuclear plans.
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