Satellite Images Reveal Iran Rebuilding Missile, Nuclear Sites Post-US Strikes

• New high-resolution satellite imagery shows a sharp increase in Iranian military construction activity after joint US-Israeli airstrikes last June.
• Tehran is prioritizing rebuilding ballistic missile forces as a safeguard against future US military action, according to a New York Times analysis.
• Analysis of imagery from two dozen locations indicates a 'missile-first' strategy, with 12 missile production plants returning to near-operational status.
• Iran has installed large roofs over damaged nuclear sites at Natanz and Isfahan, acting as 'tactical blinds' against overhead surveillance.
• Excavation at 'Pickaxe Mountain' suggests Iran is digging deeper for an ultra-hardened underground facility, challenging bunker-buster munitions.