🔶 Satellite images of sensitive changes at Iran’s nuclear facilities Based on the latest intelligence reports published by international monitoring networks, new tactical developments have been identified deep inside Iran’s highly protected nuclear facilities. The JFeed website, citing analytical reports from international networks, has reported on these new developments. The new satellite images provide a detailed view of operational activities at several key nuclear sites and show the exact locations of tunnel openings, support vehicles, and new obstacles created along access routes. These images complete previous monitoring cases that historically documented the course of nuclear activity in the region—at a time when tensions among regional rivals have reached their highest level. The first part of these aerial images focuses directly on Natanz’s nuclear facilities and provides a close-up view of tunnel entrances located around Mount Kolding Gazla (Peakaxe). Analysts say that a number of transport vehicles have been stationed at the western entrance of the main tunnel complex—an indication that logistical operations underground are continuing. Other images also show the underground enrichment facilities at Fordow, where new physical barriers have been created along the main roads leading to the security perimeter. Hashtags: ["Satellite images","Nuclear facilities","Natanz","Fordow","Intelligence reports"]