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Satellite images show Iran repairing and fortifying sites amid US tensions
Iran is reinforcing multiple nuclear and military sites with concrete shields, backfilled tunnels, and repaired missile bases amid US-Israel tensions, according to satellite analyses.
- Satellite images show Iran encasing and concealing a facility at the Parchin military complex in concrete and soil, potentially enhancing its protection against aerial strikes.
- Analysts say the structure may have housed a long cylindrical chamber, possibly used for nuclear weapons development or conventional weapons research.
- Satellite photos also reveal changes at the Isfahan nuclear complex, which was struck by the US during last year's conflict with Iran.
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Satellite images show Iran repairing and fortifying sites amid US tensions
Satellite images show that Iran has recently built a concrete shield over a new facility at a sensitive military site and covered it in soil, experts say, advancing work at a location reportedly bombed by Israel in 2024 amid tensions with the U.S.
Satellite images reportedly show Iran recently building a concrete shield over a new structure at a sensitive military site and covering it with soil, experts say, advancing work on a location that was reportedly bombed by Israel in 2024 amid tensions with the US. According to foreign media, the images also show that Iran has "buried" tunnel entrances to a nuclear site bombed by the US during Israel's 12-day war with Iran last year, fortified tu…
Satellite images show ‘concrete sarcophagus’ rising over facility at sensitive Iranian site
Satellite images show that Iran has recently built a concrete shield over a new facility at a sensitive military site and covered it in soil, experts say, advancing work at a location reportedly bombed by Israel in 2024 amid tensions with the US.
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