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🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel publicly distanced itself from Washington right as the Pickaxe Mountain leak dropped, and the timing is the alarm. Former director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent connects the pieces. The Israelis allegedly leaked that all of Iran's highly enriched uranium now sits consolidated at Pickaxe...

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🛑The Dangerous Trap Under “Pickaxe Mountain” Joe Kent (Joe Kent) lays out why striking Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain is a dead‑end strategy — and how Israel is using it to trap the U.S. further in an unwinnable war. ⚠️ He explains: “We can hit the surface of it… but what is that going to do for us?” Despite what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth implied at a Senate hearing on Tuesday, the U.S. in fact canNOT penetrate beneath that mountain. Trying will only further waste critical and limited strike assets. Kent warns that enriched uranium buried “beneath miles of granite” means the U.S. would have to “forever chase the uranium around Iran and continue to bomb" --and forever fail. He adds that Israel is driving this narrative: “They can fearmonger… all their talking heads go out there and say Pickaxe Mountain, Pickaxe Mountain" is where the next mythical 'nuclear weapon's program' is being hidden. And he calls the enriched‑uranium demand exactly what it is: “a poison pill to kill any negotiations” — one that risks locking America into an endless Iran war with no achievable objective. This is one of the clearest explanations yet of how U.S. strategy is being shaped — and distorted — by the setting of unattainable goals. Watch the full clip. ▶️ 👉 #IranWar #PickaxeMountain #USStrategy #MiddleEastConflict #JoeKent #DanielDavis #IranNuclear #MidnightHammer #ForeignPolicy #NationalSecurity #Diplomacy #EndlessWar
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🛑The Dangerous Trap Under “Pickaxe Mountain” Joe Kent (Joe Kent) lays out why striking Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain is a dead‑end strategy — and how Israel is using it to trap the U.S. further in an unwinnable war. ⚠️ He explains: “We can hit the surface of it… but what is that going to do for us?” Despite what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth implied at a Senate hearing on Tuesday, the U.S. in fact canNOT penetrate beneath that mountain. Trying will only further waste critical and limited strike assets. Kent warns that enriched uranium buried “beneath miles of granite” means the U.S. would have to “forever chase the uranium around Iran and continue to bomb" --and forever fail. He adds that Israel is driving this narrative: “They can fearmonger… all their talking heads go out there and say Pickaxe Mountain, Pickaxe Mountain" is where the next mythical 'nuclear weapon's program' is being hidden. And he calls the enriched‑uranium demand exactly what it is: “a poison pill to kill any negotiations” — one that risks locking America into an endless Iran war with no achievable objective. This is one of the clearest explanations yet of how U.S. strategy is being shaped — and distorted — by the setting of unattainable goals. Watch the full clip. ▶️ 👉 #IranWar #PickaxeMountain #USStrategy #MiddleEastConflict #JoeKent #DanielDavis #IranNuclear #MidnightHammer #ForeignPolicy #NationalSecurity #Diplomacy #EndlessWar

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump says Pickaxe Mountain gets hit "probably pretty soon," a target even a tactical nuke reportedly cannot kill... The WSJ reports Israeli intelligence claims Iran moved THOUSANDS of centrifuges into tunnels under Pickaxe Mountain, and Trump answered from the podium: the mountain gets hit "probably pretty soon." The problem is not small. The site sits so deep that even a tactical nuclear weapon reportedly could damage it without killing it. Joe Kent resigned from this administration over this war, and he calls the uranium chase a moving goalpost. Bomb this mountain and another site surfaces in another leak, forever, because enriched uranium can be buried but never bombed away. Finishing that job takes boots on the ground, and ground operations, in his read, are more live now than at any point in the war. The Israeli choreography sharpens the worry: a cabinet statement stepping back from the American campaign, a leak aiming every gun at one mountain, a prime minister freshly photographed at Dimona. Deniability built in advance, he warns, for the day something far bigger than a bunker buster gets used and Washington gets to say it never knew. Meanwhile, per the Telegraph and the Post, even the missile math gets hidden from the top. The wild part? The exit sits in plain sight: declare the 25 year setback, play the rally music, leave a hero. He believes Trump knows it. Joe Kent
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump says Pickaxe Mountain gets hit "probably pretty soon," a target even a tactical nuke reportedly cannot kill... The WSJ reports Israeli intelligence claims Iran moved THOUSANDS of centrifuges into tunnels under Pickaxe Mountain, and Trump answered from the podium: the mountain gets hit "probably pretty soon." The problem is not small. The site sits so deep that even a tactical nuclear weapon reportedly could damage it without killing it. Joe Kent resigned from this administration over this war, and he calls the uranium chase a moving goalpost. Bomb this mountain and another site surfaces in another leak, forever, because enriched uranium can be buried but never bombed away. Finishing that job takes boots on the ground, and ground operations, in his read, are more live now than at any point in the war. The Israeli choreography sharpens the worry: a cabinet statement stepping back from the American campaign, a leak aiming every gun at one mountain, a prime minister freshly photographed at Dimona. Deniability built in advance, he warns, for the day something far bigger than a bunker buster gets used and Washington gets to say it never knew. Meanwhile, per the Telegraph and the Post, even the missile math gets hidden from the top. The wild part? The exit sits in plain sight: declare the 25 year setback, play the rally music, leave a hero. He believes Trump knows it. Joe Kent

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