US presidential candidate Donald Trump says the United States should be prepared for potential military action targeting an Iranian site referred to as “Pickaxe Mountain.” Speaking Tuesday, Trump said he thinks Iran “may have” moved centrifuges there that were previously used to enrich uranium, citing the reports as the basis for his warning. Multiple outlets characterize Trump’s comments as an effort to intensify pressure on Iran by signaling that Washington could respond if any part of Iran’s nuclear program is revived or expanded. The reports focus on whether Iran is relocating uranium-enrichment equipment to the site, which would raise concerns about the pace and scale of enrichment activities. The broader context described by outlets is Washington’s stated position that any restart of Iran’s nuclear program could lead to further military action. Neither outlet provides definitive evidence in the cited text beyond the claim that centrifuges may have been moved, but both describe the warning as part of a continuing campaign of threats tied to the interpretation of Iran’s nuclear intentions.