Iran’s secret nuclear site, Pickaxe Mountain, is being built deep underground—possibly 80 to 100 meters beneath the surface—making it nearly impossible to destroy with even the most powerful U.S. bombs. Located south of the Natanz facility hit in 2025, this new site remains off-limits to the UN nuclear watchdog, but satellite images suggest it’s designed for uranium enrichment and centrifuge production. President Trump has confirmed it’s a potential U.S. military target amid rising tensions, while Iran denies any damage from past strikes—despite evidence pointing to a massive, hidden expansion of its nuclear ambitions.
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