Iran Reinforces Sensitive Sites to Counter Possible US Attack

The Wall Street Journal, citing satellite images, reported that Iran is reinforcing the fortifications of sensitive facilities, including nuclear sites and border areas, to improve readiness and resilience against possible US attacks.

Citing satellite images, the Wall Street Journal reported that Iran is strengthening the fortifications of sensitive facilities, including nuclear centers and border areas, in order to be more prepared and resilient against possible US attacks.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran is preparing to face a possible American attack by strengthening fortifications in sensitive locations, including nuclear facilities and border areas.

According to this report, during the past month, Iran has taken new defensive measures and created embankments around Koh Kalang and Natanz facilities. According to this newspaper, the measures were taken with the aim of making it difficult for the ground forces to infiltrate these areas.

The Wall Street Journal quoted knowledgeable sources and wrote that a number of Iranian officials have raised the possibility of conducting ground operations in neighboring countries; An action that, according to these sources, can be done with the aim of preventing any possible American attack.

These sources also claimed that Iran has warned the authorities of some countries in the region in separate messages that it may target targets in the region if conflicts resume.

According to this report, Tehran has also announced to the mediators that if the war resumes, it will confront the American forces with a more aggressive approach; including by trying to sink American warships in the Middle East.