US Strikes Iran's Fordow Nuclear Site: Trump Claims 'Total Obliteration'
Washington D.C. – In a dramatic escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, US warplanes reportedly targeted the Fordow nuclear facility, widely considered Iran’s most secure nuclear site. Former President Donald Trump has asserted that the strikes resulted in the “total obliteration” of the facility, sending shockwaves through international diplomatic circles.
According to sources, US military aircraft launched a series of precision strikes against three key nuclear sites within Iran. Trump stated that a “full payload” of bombs was deployed on the Fordow facility, which is located deep underground and has been heavily fortified against potential attacks. The facility’s purpose has long been a subject of international scrutiny, with concerns raised about its potential use in developing nuclear weapons.
Fordow: A Highly Protected Target
The Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FUEP) is a significant concern for international powers. Built inside a mountain, it was originally constructed to withstand aerial bombardment. Its location, deep underground, makes it significantly more difficult to target than other nuclear facilities. The site's protection measures include thick layers of concrete and reinforced steel, designed to protect against conventional and even some advanced weaponry.
Trump's Assertions and International Reaction
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