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2025 Updated Iranian target list for Israel.

A. Main course :

Pickaxe Mountain (Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La)

Pickaxe Mountain (UGF / Deep Underground Complex)
Alias: Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La

Coordinates / Location:

Roughly: 33.70° N, 51.70° E — near the perimeter of the Natanz nuclear site.

The complex is described in media as “about one mile south of” Natanz facility.

Depth / Structure:

Tunnels reportedly extend 260–330 feet (≈ 80–100 meters) underground — deeper than earlier known sites like Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant.

Satellite-verified entrances: at least four tunnel entrances — two on the eastern slope and two on the western slope of the mountain. Each entrance approx. 6 m wide × 8 m tall.


B. Military & missile facilities :

1. Kermanshah Underground Missile Facility (UGF / SSM)

Underground SSM base
Status: Silos & launch pads for Shahab / Ghadr / Emad / Kheybar Shekan, Zolfaghar missiles. Bunker entrances damaged during 12-Day war were rebuild.

34.3895° N, 47.1810° E (Approximate location)

2. Khorramabad “Imam Ali” Missile Base (SSM / UGF)

Type: Missile depot & dispersal base
Coordinates:

33.5813° N, 48.1815° E (Approximate location)

Status: Shahab-3 & Kheybar Shekan storage & launch site, some launch pads were destroyed & bunker entrances were damaged but all rebuild.

3. Tabriz Missile Complex

Type: SRBM garrison + production support

Status: Kheybar Shekan, Fateh-110/313 & Zolfaghar

C. Underground & nuclear associated targets

4. Natanz Fuel Enrichment Plant (FEP – UGF)

Coordinates:
33.7234° N, 51.7269° E (Verified)

Notes: Main uranium enrichment site; deep UGF.

Status: Partially destroyed.


5. Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP – UGF)

Coordinates:
34.8846° N, 50.9960° E (Verified)

Notes: Hardened mountain facility.

Status: Partially destroyed.

6. Parchin Military Research Complex

Coordinates:
35.497° N, 51.776° E (Verified general complex location)

Notes: Warhead R&D, explosive testing.
Status: Facilities partially operational & limited damage sustained during 12-Day war. (Secondary target)

7. Khojeer Missile & Propellant Production Complex

Coordinates: Not publicly released (only rough zone)

35.703° N, 51.823° E (Industrial zone — approximate)

Status : Propellant & rocket casing assembly as well as test stand. Partially damaged, in rebuilding. (Secondary target)

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Similar but worst test launch failure of Russian ICBM. Here's a footage of R-36M2 "Voevoda", a cutting edge missile in paper capable of carrying 20 ton warhead to anywhere in the globe. The one in this video tho didn't reach anywhere beside turning its silo into a crater.

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A Boeing E-6B Mercury, known as U.S. Navy’s “doomsday plane” vanished from public tracking while on a transatlantic mission. The plane departed from Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland and followed a standard route over the Chesapeake Bay and past the Norfolk naval area. About 60 miles east of the Virginia Capes, its public transponder went silent, a common occurrence for classified operations.

This aircraft, one of just 16 in its class, serves as a flying command-and-control center: a survivable airborne hub for top U.S. leadership, the President, Secretary of Defense, and other senior officials, in case of a nuclear war or national emergency. On such “TACAMO” (Take Charge and Move Out) missions, the E-6B switches off its transponder, deploys trailing-wire antennas and flies racetrack-style patterns over the ocean to transmit secure communications to submarines and command elements.