Why Iran’s new missile is a bluff – but 'invincible' Pickaxe Mountain is Trump's ultimate target

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Iran has unveiled its new electro-optical missiles claiming they pose a direct threat to US naval power, but military experts warn the technology is largely outdated propaganda. Meanwhile, satellite images reveal unprecedented construction deep inside Iran's granite-covered Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility. Former British Army Colonel Michael Cambridgeshire breaks down why bunker-buster bombs may struggle to penetrate these ultra-deep underground sites, what Donald Trump's warning means for Middle East escalation, and whether a strike on nuclear sites risks radioactive contamination. Video Chapters 00:00 - Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Nuclear Facility 01:04 - Could Bunker-Buster Bombs Penetrate the Bunkers? 02:25 - Operation Midnight Hammer & US Strike Options 03:52 - Is There a Risk of Nuclear Contamination? 04:53 - Iran’s Electro-Optical Missiles: Threat or Bluff? 06:18 - Propaganda Warfare: Tehran vs. Washington The Sun brings you breaking news and in-depth analysis on the stories

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