Trump says he may target Iran's nuclear facility at Mount Kazma

US President Donald Trump made a new threat to Iran.

Trump, who again targeted the underground nuclear facility that Iran reportedly built near Natanz, said that the region known as "Kazma Mountain" could be hit very soon and heavily.

Trump emphasized that they are following the developments in and around the Strait of Hormuz very closely, and said that they are monitoring the activity around Mount Kazma.

WHY KAZMA DAĞ?

The American Wall Street Journal newspaper wrote that Israel conveyed very critical intelligence to the USA.

This intelligence states, "Iran moved thousands of uranium enrichment centrifuges to its nuclear facility in Mount Kazma in June 2025, following the 12-day war." It was like.

US President Donald Trump said in an interview on July 13 that they could target Kazma Mountain.

The Mount Kazma facility, also known as "Mount Kolang" in Iran, has been monitored by the United States and Israel for years.

THIS STEP MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN AFTER NUCLEAR FACILITIES WERE BOMBED

It is noted that after the bombing of Tehran's nuclear facilities in June 2025, it may have moved the remaining centrifuges to Kazma Mountain in order to minimize the risk of destruction.

Experts estimate that the Mount Kazma underground complex was built at a depth of approximately 90 to 137 meters under solid rocks and is capable of hosting various nuclear facilities.

Israeli and American officials are concerned that Iran could use these tunnels to store nuclear equipment or build a small enrichment facility.

Mount Kazma was not targeted in the 12-day war last year and the last war that started in February.