Satellite Images Show Iran's Reinforced Defenses

Satellite images have revealed that Iran has reinforced the fortifications of its nuclear sites, particularly Mount Fash, by adding earthen barriers and increasing the thickness of soil cover at the entrances to tunnels, aimed at protecting the facility from airstrikes and facilitating its defense. The Mount Fash facility, which has been operational since 2020 near the Natanz complex, is located about two kilometers away and contains tunnels leading to a deeply buried site underground, with indications that it may currently be undergoing unusual activity. Other images also showed Iran rebuilding and strengthening the Talqan 2 facility within the Parchin military complex, where the heavily fortified site has been covered with a concrete shell to obscure its activities from detection. Equipment and engineering activities supporting its defense have also been observed, following previous strikes by Israel. These fortifications and upgrades come amid increased American and Israeli threats, with the site closely monitored by both the United States and Iran, which affirms that there is no nuclear activity taking place there.

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