US EditionSatellite images of Iran show fresh craters at nuclear site after US bombing
- The U.S. military launched coordinated airstrikes on June 21-22, 2025, targeting Iran’s nuclear sites at Fordo, Isfahan, and Natanz in a mission called Operation Midnight Hammer.
- The strikes followed intelligence assessments that Iran’s program posed an imminent nuclear threat, despite earlier testimony that Iran halted nuclear weapons development in 2023, and Trump acted without congressional authorization.
- The U.S. used over 125 aircraft, including B-2 bombers dropping 14 GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs and submarine-launched Tomahawk missiles, causing severe damage to heavily fortified underground facilities.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated, "Iran's nuclear ambitions have been obliterated," while Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization confirmed the attacks but insisted its program continues and Iran launched 40 missiles at Israel hours later.
- The strikes intensified tensions with ongoing Israeli-Iranian exchanges, placing the U.S. on high alert for retaliation and signaling a conditional threat of further military action if Tehran attacks U.S. forces.
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Military analyst shows before and after photos of Iran’s nuclear site
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ASTONISHING satellite pictures have emerged of the aftermath of the US’s “devastating” strikes on Iranian nuclear bases. Operation Midnight saw the US blitz three of Iran’s key nuclear facilities in an attack Trump has called a “spectacular success”. maxar technologiesA new series of satellite images has revealed the precision of the US attacks on Iran’s primary nuclear facility[/caption] maxar technologiesTwo clusters of six craters show where …
New high-resolution satellite imagery obtained and published by Maksar Technologies provides a further insight into the impact of the US bomb attack on the Fordo plant. Fordo, one of the most important components of Iran's nuclear program, is the uranium enrichment plant, which is most protected among all of Israel's (known) potential targets and the United States of America. Western intelligence estimates that the plant is hidden in a rock at a…
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