Iran resumes activity at nuclear sites, satellite images show.
Iran has attempted to salvage material from its bombed nuclear sites, new
satellite images suggest. Aerial pictures from Planet Labs PBC, a US
earth-imaging company, show roofs have been rebuilt over two damaged
buildings at the Isfahan and Natanz facilities, the first significant
activity observed there since the end of the war.
Experts said the
construction could indicate Iranian scientists attempting to recover key
nuclear assets that may have survived the bombing without detection by
Israel or the United States. The activity at the sites occurred since the
beginning of December, during which time Iran was gripped by protests and
faced subsequent threats of US military action.
Telegraph 31st Jan 2026, https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/01/31/iran-resumes-activity-at-nuclear-sites-satellite-images-sho/
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