U.S. B-2 bombers launched a targeted attack on June 22, deploying 12 "bunker buster" bombs. While President Trump claimed the facility was "obliterated," experts suggest that Iran is simply assessing the site. Following the strikes, Israel also reported damaging access routes. By June 27, Iran began filling in a crater left by the Israeli attacks, but evidence of reconstruction efforts at the facility itself remains scarce. The ongoing evaluation reflects a cautious approach as tensions in the region continue to escalate.
### Iran's Fordo Nuclear Site: Assessing Damage After U.S. Strikes
### Iran's Fordo Nuclear Site: Assessing Damage After U.S. Strikes
U.S. strikes on Iran's Fordo site spark intense activity as the nation investigates damage.
In the wake of recent airstrikes on Iran's Fordo nuclear enrichment facility, satellite imagery reveals significant activity at the site. The images show newly constructed roads leading to the impact zones, where heavy machinery such as cranes and excavators are hard at work. Analysts indicate that Iran is investigating the level of damage caused by the bombings rather than initiating repairs.
