Fresh intelligence claims have intensified scrutiny of Iran's secretive Pickaxe Mountain facility after reports suggested thousands of uranium-enrichment centrifuges were relocated underground following the June 2025 conflict. According to a Wall Street Journal report citing Israeli and U.S. officials, the equipment may have been moved to hardened tunnels to protect it from future airstrikes. Israeli intelligence reportedly shared its assessment with Washington, though the claims remain unverified. Iran has not publicly commented on the reported movement. Watch the full report for the latest developments surrounding Iran's nuclear program, regional security, and the growing concerns of Israel and the United States.

Iran is secretly hardening a deeply buried nuclear site called Pickaxe Mountain — in open violation of its U.S. agreement. Here's why it can't be ignored.

Trump said Tuesday he thinks Iran “may have” moved centrifuges there used to enrich uranium.

Israeli intelligence has indicated Iran had moved its nuclear centrifuges to Pickaxe Mountain, an underground facility near Natanz.