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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Why does Isfahan keep getting hit by U.S–Israeli airstrikes? Because almost everything the Iranian regime cares about, nukes, missiles, and the industrial backbone of the IRGC, is clustered right there in central Iran. It’s the nerve center of Iran’s nuclear and missile machine. At the core is the... Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, the largest nuclear complex in the country, with research reactors, labs, uranium conversion lines, and metallurgy facilities tied to nuclear fuel and, allegedly, weapons-related R&D. This is where yellowcake becomes UF6 gas, the feedstock for enrichment at Natanz and Fordow. And yes, tunnel systems around Isfahan have stored enriched uranium, including material reportedly enriched up to 60%, which is basically “weapons-adjacent.” Then you have Iran’s largest missile assembly and production hub, pumping out Shahab-class ballistic missiles and housing underground missile depots, the very backbone of Iran’s strike capability against Israel and the Gulf. Add IRGC bases, missile launchers, air defenses, drone factories, ammunition plants, Khatami Air Base, and the aviation industry at Shahin Shahr make it a prime target. This is why Isfahan was shredded during Operation Midnight Hammer last year, and is being hit again in Operation Epic Fury.show more

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