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They haven't destroyed Pickaxe mountain yet because unlike Fordow and Natanz, the IAEA did not 24/7 monitor it and spy on it, giving them every detail they need to plan a successful strike.I agree.
But remember Iran has created a net of short range missile systems that are IR (Majid and probably Azarakash) and USAF or US Navy can't fly happily inside of Irán anymore.
That is the reason why they didn't destroy yet Pickaxe mountain.
Pentagon also believes that Iran can deploy nets of UAV capable of detecting incoming aircrafts (that famous jellyfish UAV formation).
No more flights after both.
Let's not forget that Deep Dive Defense, i.e. Patarames, is the same clown that posted that infamous joke about Iran's nuclear doctrine in 2025.Pataramas is assuming that US is not itself itching for one more round.
Fair but they have also been unable to put any of the underground missile cities out of commission. They have only been able to disrupt them by attacking the entrances. They lack conventional weapons to destroy these deeply buried facilities including Pickaxe and so far have refused to use nukes, despite some wackos recommending it. This is why the brass keeps telling Trump there are no military solutions but he remains in denial.They haven't destroyed Pickaxe mountain yet because unlike Fordow and Natanz, the IAEA did not 24/7 monitor it and spy on it, giving them every detail they need to plan a successful strike.
They do not have enough information about the place to assess the success of a potential strike on Pickaxe mountain and its depth is twice Fordow. It has nothing to do with Iran's non-existent air defense in my opinion.