New satellite images show work at Iran’s Fordow nuclear site after US bombing
What satellite imagery shows is happening at Iran’s Furdow nuclear site after bombing
- Satellite images from Maxar Technologies show construction vehicles and activity at Iran's Fordow nuclear facility following US airstrikes on 22 June.
- The images indicate that entrance tunnels were caved in, but not that the facility was "completely and totally obliterated" as claimed by Donald Trump.
- The US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, defended the strikes, asserting the facility was "destroyed" and criticised media reports that suggested otherwise.
- Despite US claims, the head of the UN's nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, stated that Iran could restart its nuclear program within months.
- Western powers have said that Iran possesses an "irreversible knowledge gain" in nuclear technology and may have moved enriched uranium before the bombardment.