An Iranian source said on July 25 that Iran’s Ghow Mountain nuclear facility is not only heavily fortified but currently empty, and argued that any U.S. strike on the site would be doomed to fail. The official said former U.S. President Donald Trump wanted to use an attack on the facility to create political credit for himself, adding that hitting an empty warehouse would only help spread false information and bring no real-world benefit.
The same official said Iran would respond in different ways and that its reaction would “not be limited to large-scale military action.” Earlier, on July 22, the United States had informed Israel that it planned to intensify strikes on Iran in the coming days, including the first use of heavy bombers since U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran began this year. Those bombers were expected to target the underground nuclear facility at Ghow Mountain. Trump had also repeatedly threatened over the past week that strikes on the region could come “very soon.”
According to Xinhua, an Iranian source said on July 25 that Iran’s Ghow Mountain nuclear facility is not only heavily fortified but “currently empty,” and that a U.S. strike on the site would be doomed to fail.
The official said Donald Trump wanted to use an attack on Iran’s Ghow Mountain facility to create political credit for himself, adding that striking an empty warehouse would only help create false information and would have no practical benefit.
The same official also said Iran would respond in different ways and that its reaction “will not be limited to large-scale military action.”
Earlier, on July 22, the United States had informed Israel that it planned to step up attacks on Iran in the coming days, including the first use of heavy bombers since the United States and Israel began military operations against Iran this year. Those bombers are expected to be used to strike Iran’s underground nuclear facility at Ghow Mountain.
Over the past week, Trump had repeatedly threatened that the region could be hit “very soon.” Ghow Mountain is located near the Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan province in central Iran and is regarded as one of Iran’s most heavily fortified underground nuclear sites.
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