Iran's Natanz is a key facility for the country's nuclear program, located in central Iran. It is primarily known for its uranium enrichment activities, which are crucial for both civilian energy production and potential military applications. The site is heavily fortified and underground, designed to withstand airstrikes and other attacks. The Natanz facility has been a focal point in international discussions regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions and nuclear non-proliferation. Various countries, including the United States and Israel, have expressed concerns about the potential for Iran to develop nuclear weapons capabilities through its activities at Natanz.