Iran has firmly denied the existence of any secret nuclear complex at Kolang Mountain, following threats from US President Donald Trump to strike the site. Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei dismissed the allegations, stating that Washington's focus on Kolang Kouh is a 'fabricated pretext for aggression, destruction, and sabotage.' He emphasized that Iran's nuclear activities have been fully declared to the UN's atomic watchdog.
FAQs
- **What did US President Donald Trump say about Kolang Mountain?** Trump warned that the US would hit the site, known as Pickaxe Mountain in English, and that the attack would be significant. - **Has the US followed through on its threat?** As of now, the US has not carried out the threatened strike. - **What is the history behind the allegations of a secret nuclear site at Kolang Mountain?** In 2025, US media reported that Iran had accelerated construction at a secret underground nuclear site at Kolang Mountain, a claim Tehran denied. - **Where is Kolang Mountain located?** Kolang Mountain is situated near Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, which was bombed by the US during a brief war in June 2025.





























