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Satellite images of Iran show fresh craters at nuclear site after US bombing
- The Trump administration authorized airstrikes on June 21 targeting three Iranian nuclear sites at Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan.
- The airstrikes responded to claims of imminent nuclear weapon development despite testimony in March that Iran halted bomb-building in 2023.
- The strikes involved B-2 stealth bombers dropping 14 Massive Ordnance Penetrators and over 24 Tomahawk missiles, causing severe damage including new craters at underground facilities.
- Defense Secretary Hegseth described this as the largest B-2 operational strike, saying “Now is the time to come forward with peace” while monitors reported no radiation releases but difficulty tracking uranium stockpiles.
- The attack complicates future nuclear monitoring by the IAEA, as Iran moved enriched materials to undisclosed locations, suggesting increased underground activity and reduced transparency.
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Maxar, a Westminster-based company, has several satellites orbiting and taking photographs of the Earth.
What satellite images reveal about US strikes in Iran
Three Iranian nuclear facilities were struck by the US overnight between June 21 and 22. Satellite footage analyzed by Le Monde pinpoints the precise impact sites of the bombs and, where visible on the surface, the extent of the damage.
Despite a volley of American bunker busters, the danger is not over. New satellite images raise concerns: Iran may still have the ability to produce nuclear weapons. – They are sitting on the crown jewel to keep it going, says nuclear weapons researcher Fredrik Nielsen.
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Colorado satellite image company documents strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites
Maxar Intelligence, a company based north of Denver in the suburb of Westminster, captured satellite images showing Iran’s Fordo, Isfahan and Natanz nuclear facilities before and after the U.S. bombed the sites — giving the world a glimpse into the…
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