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US may strike suspected new nuclear site near Iran's Natanz this weekend, CNN reports citing sources. Facility allegedly hidden under Mount Kolang-Gaz-La

The US may strike a suspected new nuclear facility near Natanz, allegedly hidden under Mount Kolang-Gaz-La, this weekend, according to CNN citing sources.

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