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Iran denies nuclear activity at Mount Tarnakop

Iran denies carrying out nuclear activities at Mount Tarnakop. The headline provides no independent confirmation of the alleged site activity.

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Disputed nuclear activity could heighten international scrutiny and tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

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