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According to reports, according to Israeli and US officials, Israeli intelligence agencies believe Iran transferred thousands of uranium enrichment centrifuges to deep mountain tunnels last fall. This trend is bound to heighten concerns about Tehran's possible rebuilding of a nuclear program. Israel has handed over the above information to the US. Intelligence indicates that during the 12-day war in June last year, the attack between the US and Israel severely damaged Iran's three major nuclear facilities. Afterwards, in the fall, this batch of centrifuges was transferred to the Haoshan base. The report said that installing centrifuges in Haoshan does not necessarily mean that Iran is building enrichment facilities there. After the bombing in June 2025, Tehran may simply have moved the surviving centrifuges there to minimize the risk of their being destroyed.
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According to reports, according to Israeli and US officials, Israeli intelligence agencies believe Iran transferred thousands of uranium enrichment centrifuges to deep mountain tunnels last fall. This trend is bound to heighten concerns about Tehran's possible rebuilding of a nuclear program. Israel has handed over the above information to the US. Intelligence indicates that during the 12-day war in June last year, the attack between the US and Israel severely damaged Iran's three major nuclear facilities. Afterwards, in the fall, this batch of centrifuges was transferred to the Haoshan base. The report said that installing centrifuges in Haoshan does not necessarily mean that Iran is building enrichment facilities there. After the bombing in June 2025, Tehran may simply have moved the surviving centrifuges there to minimize the risk of their being destroyed.
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