US EditionSatellite images show activity at Iran’s Fordo nuclear facility before U.S. air strikes
- Israel launched strikes late on June 12 targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, scientists, ballistic missile sites, and other military assets.
- The strikes followed concerns about Iran’s nuclear ambitions centered in fortified sites like Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, which serve both civilian and military purposes.
- Satellite images taken on Thursday and Friday and released by Maxar Technologies revealed increased movements of trucks and other vehicles close to the entrance of the subterranean Fordow nuclear site prior to the air strikes.
- President Trump hailed the strikes as a remarkable military achievement, claiming they entirely destroyed critical enrichment sites, though independent confirmation of this outcome is still lacking.
- The attacks complicated the International Atomic Energy Agency's efforts to track Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile as inspectors lost access and environmental sampling became unfeasible.
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BREAKING: Satellite Images Show “Unusual Activity” at Iran’s Fordow Site Days Before U.S. Strike—Regime Claims It Was Already Evacuated - Red State Nation
New satellite images have revealed “unusual activity” at Iran’s Fordow nuclear site just days before the U.S. strike, raising questions about the regime’s preparedness, though Iranian officials insist the site was evacuated well in advance. ZeroHedge reports that Maxar Technologies captured images on June 19 showing “unusual truck and vehicular activity” near the underground entrance, […] The post BREAKING: Satellite Images Show “Unusual Activit…
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WASHINGTON D.C (VINnews) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Fox News that the United States is fully confident in its ability to strike Iran’s fortified nuclear facilities, including the underground Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, and confirmed that no military options — including tactical nuclear weapons — have been ruled out. Join our WhatsApp group […]
On the night of June 22, the United States attacked three nuclear facilities in Iran: Isfahan, Natansa, and Fordo, one of the most important components of Iran's nuclear program, a uranium enrichment plant that 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 depth of 60–90 metres and requires special ammunition (if nuclear w…
Satellite images show the damage at Iran's deeply buried Fordow nuclear site after massive US strikes
An image of Fordow after the strikes on June 22, 2025.Satellite image ©2025 Maxar TechnologiesNew satellite images show damage after US airstrikes at Iran's Fordow nuclear facilities.Fordow was one of three Iranian nuclear sites that the US bombed early Sunday morning (local time).The strikes came amid an Israeli campaign to degrade Iran's nuclear program.New satellite imagery reveals damage at the Fordow nuclear facility in Iran after US milita…
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