What will be the outcome of Oman Talks? If the deal fails, the US Army will destroy these 5 secret bases of Iran

Amidst the ever-increasing tension in the Middle East, US President Donald Trump’s new warnings to Iran have intensified the stir in global diplomacy. If the ongoing Oman Diplomatic Channel talks between the US and Iran do not reach any conclusion, the US military can completely destroy the remaining structures of Iran’s nuclear programs. According to American media reports, the Trump administration will not be limited only to Iran’s famous ‘Pickaxe Mountain’, but 5 very sensitive and secret sites of Iran are included in the US Army’s nuclear target list. 5 major locations included in Donald Trump’s ‘Nuclear Target List’ Pickaxe Mountain (near Natanz): This is a highly secure underground site located 300 to 450 feet below the solid granite hills near Natanz. Israeli intelligence agencies believe that Iran had hidden thousands of modern centrifuges here last year. The site is too deep to reach even America’s largest bunker-buster bombs, so the American strategy would be to disable it by sealing its main entrances and tunnels. Taleghan 2 (Parchin Complex): ‘Taleghan 2’, located at Iran’s Parchin military complex, is where Iran is resuming high-explosive tests involving nuclear detonations. According to intelligence reports, even after previous attacks, a main test chamber here has survived completely safe. Fordow Support Site: Fordow’s ground support facility houses specialized centrifuges and isotopes that can be quickly reused for uranium enrichment if needed. Sealed tunnels of Isfahan: Suspicious activities of heavy vehicles have been seen in the sealed secret tunnels of the nuclear center located in Isfahan, due to which it is feared that Iran is collecting nuclear equipment afresh here. Remaining buildings of Natanz: Despite previous attacks, many remaining buildings and research facilities of the Natanz complex still remain the target of the US Defense Ministry (Pentagon). Iran is running out of time: Experts warn According to David Albright, a former international inspector of nuclear affairs, although most of Iran’s primary nuclear sites have already been damaged, the way Iran is rebuilding and new intelligence inputs are emerging, they could force the US to attack again. Experts also believe that as time passes, the usefulness of the pickaxe mountain is becoming more important for Iran to keep its nuclear program alive. The world’s eyes are on Oman talks. America has avoided direct attacks on Iran’s core nuclear tier, but backchannel talks are going on between America and Iran through Oman. If this diplomatic effort fails, Tehran knows well which of its sites will be the direct targets of American missiles and bombers in the next phase of the war.