Why "Entombed" Uranium Won't Stay Buried

President Trump claims Iran's highly enriched uranium is permanently "entombed" under rubble. But nuclear engineers and intelligence agencies know better: entombment in practice is rarely permanent, and Iran has a proven track record of rebuilding damaged facilities within months. This episode examines the engineering reality behind the political language — from debris removal and underground tunneling to seismic risks and satellite detection gaps. If Iran wants that 142 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium back, can anyone stop them?

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