Netanyahu shares new Iran nuclear intel with Trump
The Israeli government is preparing to present intelligence evidence during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, indicating that Iran has transferred secret centrifuge devices to an underground complex known as "Mount Pekaax," near the Natanz nuclear facility. The information clarifies that the complex, believed to have been constructed since 2020 in a mountainous area to protect against strikes, reflects ongoing Iranian nuclear activity despite recent understandings with Washington. The presentation aims to demonstrate that Iran continues to bolster its nuclear capabilities despite pressures, amid expectations that the issue will be discussed alongside other topics such as the war in Gaza and Iran's presence in the region. This move appears to be part of an effort to tighten the American stance toward Iran's nuclear program.
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