Trump Claims US Military May Soon Strike Iran's 'Pikaks Mountain' Nuclear Facility
On Monday, Trump stated that the US military may soon carry out strikes against Iran's 'Pikaks Mountain' nuclear facility, referring to it as a 'potential target' that could be hit 'near the front door.'
Meanwhile, US forces have launched a new round of airstrikes against Iran.
If the White House includes Iran's nuclear facilities on the direct strike list, the US-Iran conflict will further approach the nuclear facility red line.
Source: Public Information
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Trump has previously threatened to strike Iran's nuclear facilities multiple times, and the specific mention of 'Pikaks Mountain' continues his hardline stance on Iran's nuclear program, similar to the policies following the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement in 2018-2020.
The new round of airstrikes combined with the threat to nuclear facilities mobilizes military resources to pressure Iran, with the motive of forcing Iran to make concessions on the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear issues, while demonstrating resolve to allies.
The current conflict is in a dangerous escalation phase, moving from conventional strikes towards the nuclear facility red line.
Essentially, this is about restructuring the supply chain: striking nuclear facilities threatens to reshape the regional energy and security landscape, breaking through the boundaries of conventional confrontation, forcing the global supply chain to reassess risks and accelerate diversification.
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Nuclear facilities are a red line, and threats are the greatest leverage.
Conventional strikes are easy, but the nuclear threshold is difficult; the risk of escalation has become the new normal.
In geopolitical conflicts, the lifeline of energy determines the upper limit of the game.