Although Iran's enriched uranium has not been destroyed, it remains "alive and active," according to recent intelligence reports and satellite images showing heavy truck activity near the Fordow nuclear site just one day before the American strike.

But the most dramatic revelation came from The Telegraph, which reported that the uranium may have been secretly transferred to “Mount Axe,” located 145 kilometers south of Fordow near the Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan province. Intelligence sources say Mount Axe houses a secret underground nuclear facility buried roughly 100 meters deep — more fortified than either Fordow or Natanz. Satellite imagery reveals a complex network of tunnels and advanced security systems.

Iran has refused to disclose the site’s purpose, and the International Atomic Energy Agency has not ruled out the possibility of undeclared nuclear activity there.