💢 Audible explanations of the Vulture nuclear facilities; Iran's last underground nuclear fortress

Excavation of the main parts of the Vulture nuclear facility began a few months after the Israeli quadcopter attack on the Natanz centrifuge assembly hall in 2020; A collection that today has become one of the strongest underground sites in Iran.

Vulture has three sets of main entrances and two special entrances for personnel. Long tunnels with negative slope and spiral tracks, along with reinforced concrete and protective layers, are designed to reduce the effect of the blast wave and increase safety.

The eastern part is the oldest part of the project and is likely to be the storage place for part of the uranium reserves. The middle section is connected to the deepest hall of the complex, i.e. the uranium enrichment section, and the western section, which is the newest part of the site, leads to the production and assembly hall of advanced centrifuges at a depth of about 145 meters.

In general, the multi-layered and extensive structure of the Vulture shows that this complex is not only limited to the enrichment and assembly of the centrifuge and has provided the capacity to carry out other strategic activities in the heart of the mountain.

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