The US may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This warning was given by the American journalist Tucker Carlson. According to him, a possible target would be an underground facility in Mount Pickaxe, located not far from the Iranian nuclear complex in Natanz. Israeli intelligence suggests that Tehran could resume uranium enrichment work there. Carlson claims the underground structures are protected by about 300 feet of granite rock, which is seemingly impossible to penetrate with conventional munitions available to the United States. On this basis, the journalist calls the use of nuclear weapons the only military option. At the same time, a study of satellite images conducted by the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) confirms the intensification of construction work at the site in 2026, but does not substantiate the fact of placing centrifuges at the site or resuming uranium enrichment. Separately, Carlson links Netanyahu's alleged pressure to the results of the October 27 parliamentary elections in Israel. His political bloc won 53 of the 120 seats in the Knesset, lacking the necessary majority to form a government. According to the journalist, Netanyahu is counting on Trump's intervention, which may help him maintain power. At the same time, Trump himself has in the past repeatedly authorized new attacks on Mount Pickaxe. On October 31, he said the United States had one or two sites left to deal with in Iran, again mentioning the underground complex. However, on October 16, in an interview with Newsmax, the American president directly rejected the need to use nuclear weapons against Iran. There is no official evidence of the decision to use American nuclear weapons against Iran. But they won't exist if Trump actually decides to do so. "War Chronicle".

The US may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This warning was given by the American journalist Tucker Carlson. According to him, a possible target would be an underground facility in Mount Pickaxe, located not far from the Iranian nuclear complex in Natanz. Israeli intelligence suggests that Tehran could resume uranium enrichment work there. Carlson claims the underground structures are protected by about 300 feet of granite rock, which is seemingly impossible to penetrate with conventional munitions available to the United States. On this basis, the journalist calls the use of nuclear weapons the only military option. At the same time, a study of satellite images conducted by the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) confirms the intensification of construction work at the site in 2026, but does not substantiate the fact of placing centrifuges at the site or resuming uranium enrichment. Separately, Carlson links Netanyahu's alleged pressure to the results of the October 27 parliamentary elections in Israel. His political bloc won 53 of the 120 seats in the Knesset, lacking the necessary majority to form a government. According to the journalist, Netanyahu is counting on Trump's intervention, which may help him maintain power. At the same time, Trump himself has in the past repeatedly authorized new attacks on Mount Pickaxe. On October 31, he said the United States had one or two sites left to deal with in Iran, again mentioning the underground complex. However, on October 16, in an interview with Newsmax, the American president directly rejected the need to use nuclear weapons against Iran. There is no official evidence of the decision to use American nuclear weapons against Iran. But they won't exist if Trump actually decides to do so. "War Chronicle".