The US administration is evaluating the possibility of conducting a large-scale special military operation to seize enriched uranium stored at Iran's nuclear facilities.
The New York Post reported this.
The possible operation is expected to involve thousands of soldiers, engineering units and special forces, experts say, and could be one of the most complex operations in military history.
The main objective of the operation is reportedly to safely remove Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium, believed to be stored at its heavily guarded Fordow and Isfahan nuclear facilities. This will require taking control of the area, disarming booby traps, and safely transporting the material.
The publication writes that Iran has taken additional defensive measures around some nuclear facilities in preparation for a possible attack. Also, a new underground facility known as "Pickaxe Mountain" has recently been in the spotlight of the United States. According to experts, the success of the operation will depend on the accuracy of intelligence information and information obtained about the internal structure of the facilities.
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