The U.S. is offering $20 million and a visa to any Iranian willing to point out where Iran's enriched uranium is stored, a final admission that despite the massive intelligence apparatus of the U.S. and Israel, they could not and did not track down this time of Iran. Thus the plan to attack Mount Machush would not only not destroy the stockpile, since it might not even be there, it would break the taboo on the use of tactical nuclear warheads and it would be for naught. CENTCOM.

The U.S. is offering $20 million and a visa to any Iranian willing to point out where Iran's enriched uranium is stored, a final admission that despite the massive intelligence apparatus of the U.S. and Israel, they could not and did not track down this time of Iran. Thus the plan to attack Mount Machush would not only not destroy the stockpile, since it might not even be there, it would break the taboo on the use of tactical nuclear warheads and it would be for naught. CENTCOM.