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Satellite imagery from Vantor shows tunnel entrances at Iran's Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center still fully blocked with soil nearly a year after Israeli airstrikes and the US Operation Midnight Hammer in June 2025.

Iran backfilled them in early 2026 to guard against further strikes and protect enriched uranium believed stored underground.

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Sentinel-2 imagery from May 16 shows roughly 20 oil and gas tankers anchored off Iran’s Kharg Island.

According to @SoarAtlas, one LPG tanker appears to be loading cargo, potentially marking the first gas shipment from Kharg since the U.S. naval blockade began.

New high-resolution satellite, dated March 8, reveals a clearer view of a reported covert Israeli airstrip in western Iraq. The runway stretches 850 meters across a dry lakebed near Al-Nukhaib.

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A large oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz appears to be leaking oil after a possible strike. Satellite imagery also shows heavy small speedboat activity nearby.

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Satellite images from April 10 show Iran has cleared rubble from an underground missile base south of Khomein in central Iran. The site's entrances were disabled by airstrikes, but internal infrastructure was not damaged.

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Satellite imagery appears to show damage at Iran’s Bandar Imam Petrochemical Complex, one of the country’s largest petrochemical hubs.

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Satellite imagery shows major damage at Iran’s Kermanshah missile facility, with collapsed access points and strike impacts across the site.

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