Isfahan Nuclear Complex Buildings Covered with New Roofing

Satellite imagery reveals that destroyed buildings at the Isfahan nuclear complex have been covered with roofing structures, blocking overhead observation of reconstruction activities. Two tunnel entrances to underground facilities have been packed with earth as a protective measure against future strikes. Analysts from the Institute for Science and International Security assess the coverings are designed to 'obscure activity rather than repair structures for use,' suggesting Iran may be relocating or securing nuclear materials underground.