India Today reported that new intelligence shows cargo trucks transporting something, presumably uranium, out of Fordow. Iran said they took the uranium out of Fordow and Natanz. They are trying to say the attack was futile.
The trucks appeared on the 19th and 20th, and that intel possibly spurred the attack.
The US was too late to get the alleged uranium, if that’s what was removed, but these facilities were centrifuges and they are likely destroyed.
However, the uranium was enriched and could be used for dirty bombs. Israel could have hit the trucks before they loaded up.
India Today is reporting that there may have been new intelligence that prompted US strikes on Iran. Satellite imagery recorded new activity around Fordow, including 16 cargo trucks, on June 19 and 20. pic.twitter.com/3tTrwu1K41
— Marina Medvin (@MarinaMedvin) June 22, 2025
The US hit Fordow and Natanz and the technology center at Isfahan
The before and after of Fordow:
Breaking: The bombs on Fordow targeted the two air shafts of the site. Six bombs (through three holes) were dropped on each shaft (total of 12 bombs).
Photos below show the locations of air shafts (“before”) and strike holes (“after”)
Before: After: pic.twitter.com/ItCzxFWHVB
— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) June 22, 2025
The Iranian regime built the core of the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant 260 feet deep inside a mountain to protect it from airstrikes. The site contains advanced uranium centrifuge cascades, which are necessary for producing the fuel needed to create nuclear warheads.
The site is not only constructed deep into a mountain to withstand airstrikes, but is also protected by anti-aircraft batteries, which had sustained strikes from Israeli forces the week prior to the U.S. strike. Due to its location so far underground, military experts believe only the American bunker buster bombs were capable of damaging it.
CNN reports six B-2 bombers were used at the Fordow nuclear site alone.
Each B-2 costs around $2.1 billion.
12 bunker buster bombs were dropped at Fordow.
The GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) weighs 30K pounds and costs $3.2 million per bomb. pic.twitter.com/JAMg5kb9SP
— Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) June 22, 2025
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Theory to gnaw on… Thinking through the perapective, ‘Peace through strength’…what IF President Trump knew they moved the enriched materials but struck anyway to signal a message? What if it was an expensive way of saying, We got you. We CAN and WILL destroy your hidden facilities. What if it was also used for neighboring countries to run through their… Read more »
More Like 16 million each for the big ones. I checked.
Enriched uranium is not what is used in a dirty bomb.
Not usually, but it can.
Those are dump trucks, I don’t think that’s SOP for transporting enriched uranium, most likely dumping rocks to block the access points.
If we have photos of the trucks, then it means the USA and Israel knew what was going on. It is logical ; if the USA has satellites or spy planes able to take pictures or videos of everything going on at Fordow, it means the USA, and Israel , know what those carried and where those trucks went. If… Read more »
The fourth of the photos posted by Marina Medvin and dated June 20 is quite clearly bogus. Look at the terrain, the missing paving on one of the roads, the missing white structure and green trees in the middle of the intersection, and even the angle that the roads intersect. It’s total, complete, fake news.
Whatever. For months or years they denied it even existed. Now they say moved it.