US Monitoring Iranian Nuclear Facilities with Cameras
In a recent interview with GB News, US President Donald Trump revealed that the United States is actively monitoring Iranian nuclear sites using surveillance cameras. He stated that this technology allows the US to identify everyone entering and exiting these facilities. The President specifically mentioned the site known as "Mount Faz" and the three Iranian nuclear locations that were targeted by US airstrikes last year. Such surveillance measures are intended to ensure that the activities at these sites remain transparent and accountable.
Trump emphasized that the three previously targeted nuclear sites have been "completely destroyed," while also suggesting that Iran might possess another facility in "Mount Faz." He assured that the United States is fully aware of the developments taking place there, despite the ambiguity surrounding the nature of the underground installation. According to Trump, prior to the US strikes, Iran was reportedly only two to four weeks away from acquiring nuclear weapon capabilities, making the prevention of Tehran's nuclear advancement a top priority for US military actions.
He further elaborated on the destructive impact of the airstrikes, claiming that they not only targeted nuclear facilities but also inflicted significant damage on Iran's naval and aerial capabilities, as well as its command structure. Trump asserted that the materials necessary for nuclear weapon manufacturing had been buried beneath millions of tons of rock, complicating any potential recovery efforts. He underscored that his decision to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal during his first term was crucial in delaying Tehran's nuclear program.
As reported by ajel.sa.
