Iran Refutes Claims of Nuclear Activity at Mount Fas Site
In a recent press conference, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqai denied allegations regarding nuclear activities at the Mount Fas site located near Natanz. This denial comes in response to U.S. reports suggesting that there were indeed such activities linked to Iran’s nuclear program. Baqai characterized these reports as part of an "American media and psychological war" aimed at undermining Iran's credibility.
Baqai asserted that the claims about nuclear activities at the Mount Fas site are entirely unfounded, particularly after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked that Washington was closely monitoring developments in the area. The Mount Fas site, which is in proximity to the Natanz uranium enrichment facility, is believed to contain extensive underground tunnels and fortified complexes that could potentially be used for various purposes, including military.
This denial from Iran follows Trump’s warning last week about the possibility of a strike against the site, heightening tensions in an already fraught geopolitical landscape. The situation remains critical as global scrutiny over Iran's nuclear intentions continues to intensify, with international stakeholders keenly observing the developments.
As reported by anfarabic.com.
