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ROBERT MAGINNIS: The Pentagon's plan to seize Iran's uranium isn't a raid. It's an invasion.
The Pentagon has reportedly revived a plan for President Trump to send thousands of U.S. troops to Iran to seize enriched uranium from nuclear facilities, described as a complex operation with risks similar to the failed 1980 Operation Eagle Claw. Trump previously rejected a similar mission, expressing concerns about avoiding a Carter-era failure. The plan involves securing sites like Fordow, Isfahan, and the Pickaxe Mountain complex, with uncertainties about uranium locations and defenses.
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