Satellite Images Show Renewed Activity at Iranian Nuclear Site Bombed by IDF

Analysis by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) shows extensive vehicle movement, including private cars and trucks, both inside and outside the compound's security fence. This activity follows months of cleanup, debris removal, and repairs to a mountainside slope.

Ongoing earthmoving, excavation, and land leveling are also visible in an area designed to look like a plaza that showed impact craters after the March strike. Researchers suggest this area may conceal underground infrastructure. While the activity does not definitively prove that Iran has restarted nuclear weapons development at the site, it suggests an effort to restore capabilities lost in the Israeli attack.

According to Ynetnews, this follows earlier joint U.S. and Israeli strikes in June 2025 that damaged but did not eliminate Iran's nuclear program. Assessments indicate Iran still possesses significant enriched uranium and advanced centrifuges, leading the U.S. to accelerate preparations for additional targeted strikes.