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Iran Resumes Covert Nuclear Weapons Work at Secret Site
New satellite images reveal renewed activity at Iran's secret Marzdaran nuclear facility, suggesting a push to restore nuclear weapons development capabilities. The Institute for Science and International Security believes the site is being used for research and development of nuclear warheads and enriched uranium.
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What happened
- 01Iran is showing renewed activity at its secret Marzdaran nuclear facility, according to new satellite images.
- 02The Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) believes Iran is working to restore nuclear weapons development capabilities.
- 03The activity includes research, development, and adaptation of nuclear warheads and enriched uranium production.
- 04The facility was reportedly attacked by the Israeli military months prior to this renewed activity.
- 05The renewed work suggests Iran's military nuclear program remains a top priority for Tehran.
This comes months after a reported Israeli military attack on the facility, indicating Iran's military nuclear program remains a high priority.
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