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Trump’s wild claim about retrieving “nuclear dust” from Iran after a mountain collapse at a uranium site has sparked serious military skepticism. Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub warns that such a mission—especially if Iran has sealed tunnels and laid mines—would be an unprecedented logistical nightmare, far harder than rescuing pilots. He argues for negotiation and monitoring instead of a forceful U.S. intervention, stressing that any extraction should only happen with Iranian cooperation. Gaub calls unilateral action “the worst-case scenario,” requiring full military might and risking catastrophic failure. As talks on a potential Iran deal stall, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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