لبنان ٢٤
Rizk Hospital recognizes Lebanon first responders
Trump predicts Iran conflict will end after midterms
Trump predicts oil drop and Iran war end post-midterms
Berri urges parliamentary session on government
Kanaan from Bechara: Restoring confidence in Lebanon's banking system through transparency and responsibility
المصدر: لبنان ٢٤
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Satellite images and analyses from the Center for Strategic and International Studies reveal a record surge in construction and infrastructure development at "Jabal al-Fa's" site in Iran, near the Natanz nuclear complex south of Tehran, which is suspected of nuclear activity. The site has experienced an extraordinary boom in activities this year, including paving internal roads, expanding tunnel entrances designed to absorb shocks and fortify the facility against attacks, and strengthening security fences—especially after the area was previously targeted by Israel. Reports indicate that the acceleration of expansion efforts is part of Iran’s broader attempts to safeguard its nuclear facilities and secure its nuclear program from sabotage, amid statements from American and Israeli sources emphasizing Iran’s intentions to enhance its nuclear capabilities and develop underground facilities.
تنويه: هذا ملخص تم إنشاؤه بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي
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