Amid easing Iran-Israel tensions, new focus has shifted to Iran’s secret nuclear facility in Isfahan, buried deep underground and holding about 60% of the country’s enriched uranium. US officials admit their bunker-buster bombs cannot reach the site, making it almost immune to attack. The site was targeted only by submarine-launched Tomahawk missiles. While the US claimed Iran's facilities were destroyed, intelligence reports and experts suggest Iran may have moved uranium beforehand, keeping its nuclear capability intact and secure underground.
Just as tensions between Iran and Israel began to subside, global attention has once again turned to Iran’s nuclear facilities. This time, it's not Fordow, but Isfahan in central Iran that is under the spotlight — where, deep underground, lies a massive repository of the country’s ‘nuclear power.’
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