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Iran to conceal nuclear secrets in Axe Mountain
Western sources reveal that Iran has implemented an unconventional defensive strategy to protect the "Jabal Al-Fas" facility in response to American threats. This plan involves filling and booby-trapping tunnel entrances with mines and reinforced concrete blocks to prevent any ground or air attack. The goal is to induce a controlled partial collapse of the entrances so that the vital nuclear content is buried beneath the rubble, making it difficult to assess the extent of damage or to destroy the nuclear materials. The facility benefits from high geological insulation due to its composition of solid granite, which makes it resistant to conventional bombing or even the use of the most powerful American bombs. As a result, alternative plans have been devised to target ventilation and cooling systems, as well as pipelines, to incapacitate the site without fully destroying it. Iran is also attempting to build concrete shock barriers to absorb hits and enable internal explosives to be activated swiftly. Additionally, there are reports circulating about the possibility of swift airborne operations aimed at seizing control of the site, though such maneuvers are considered to be highly risky.
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