Trump Reveals Extensive Surveillance of Iranian Nuclear Sites
In a significant disclosure, former President Donald Trump revealed the deployment of sophisticated American surveillance systems monitoring Iranian nuclear facilities, particularly focusing on the fortified site known as "Mount Fasa." During an interview with GB News, Trump elaborated on how these systems involve advanced cameras capable of capturing the identities of individuals entering or exiting these critical locations. He emphasized that the United States possesses the capability to track movements within these facilities, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of activities taking place.
Trump confirmed that three major nuclear sites previously targeted by U.S. military strikes have been completely destroyed, with their nuclear materials buried under millions of tons of rock. He expressed concerns that Iran might have established additional underground facilities within the vicinity of Mount Fasa, which are under strict American surveillance to prevent the development of nuclear weapons. This assertion underscores the strategic focus of the U.S. to thwart Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Furthermore, Trump stated that prior to the U.S. strikes, Iran was merely two to four weeks away from potentially acquiring a nuclear weapon. He reiterated that the primary strategic objective of U.S. military operations is to prevent Tehran from obtaining such capabilities. Trump's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal was cited as a crucial step that hindered Iran's nuclear program. He noted that the military actions not only targeted nuclear infrastructure but also inflicted structural damage on Iran's air force, naval capabilities, and command structure, alongside destroying new radar systems. Additionally, Trump highlighted the extensive maritime control established in the Strait of Hormuz to ensure the uninterrupted flow of oil and the targeting of numerous maritime vessels during nighttime operations.
As reported by elaph.com.
