Washington reviews plan to seize Iranian uranium
Reports have been published indicating that the U.S. Special Forces are considering executing a complex military operation to seize the enriched uranium stockpiles from Iranian nuclear facilities, especially given the lack of progress in diplomatic negotiations. The plan involves a large-scale ground operation requiring thousands of troops to secure the sites, neutralize traps and explosives, and focus on reaching the enriched uranium stores at locations such as Fordo and Isfahan, then transferring them to safe areas. The American side faces significant challenges related to Iran's infrastructure, which has strengthened its defensive measures, as Iran has the capability to resist operations due to its fortifications and the deployment of security forces around its nuclear sites. Success in this operation would be one of the most complex and risky military undertakings, given the need for complete control over the sites and securing escape routes. An alternative, less complicated option might be targeting Mount Fash, if proposed.
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