DISTURBING satellite pics reveal that Iran is rapidly rebuilding a nuclear base just months after Israeli forces blitzed the bunker.
The chilling construction surge comes as Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping block a UN motion to monitor whether Iran is violating its pact not to develop the deadly weapons.
Analysis by the Institute for Science and International Security showed worrying signs of activity around the suspected nuclear plant
Washington fears the new ayatollah is desperate to develop to nuclear warheads Credit: AFP
Donald Trump launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran in part to stop the development of nukes in the Middle East.
Previous peace deals have fallen to pieces in part because Iranian mullahs refuse to give up their nuclear development programmes as US drones pound facilities across the region.
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Now, chilling satellite images taken on Jattvibeday show that the Iranian regime is ploughing ahead with its deadly ambitions.
Bulldozers, cranes, concrete mixers and dump trucks can be seen swarming around the sprawling Taleghan 2 facility.
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Israel first bombed the site back in October 2024 before blasting it again in March.
A large black tarpaulin is stretched over the site to conceal the warbase from prying enemy eyes.
New concrete defences are also springing up around the facility in anticipation of another attack, according to analysis by David Albright, a former UN nuclear weapons inspector.
The photos throw fresh scrutiny on Tehran’s operations at Taleghan 2 – which has long been suspected of harbouring nuclear development facilities.
A satellite image from when Israel blitzed the facility on March 11 Credit: AFP
Trump’s forces have been bombing military sites across Iran for several months Credit: Reuters
“What is clear is that Iran remains committed to rebuilding this facility,”, said Institute for Science and International Security who analysed the pictures.
The Washington-based institute described the development as “deeply concerning” because of the base’s previous role in nuclear weapons research.
The bunker formed part of Iran’s secret Amad programme – a plot to develop nukes in the early 2000s.
US intelligence believes the scheme shut down in 2003 – but experts say the bunker still houses a special chamber reinforced for explosive nuclear experiments.
Further scrutiny of the site however has been vetoed by Russian tyrant Putin and Chinese dictator Jinping at a UN security council on Thursday.
The allies blocked a motion brought forward by the US to continue monitoring Iran’s nuclear activity.
The regime thanked the two tyrants for shutting down what it called a “politically motivated” draft from the US.
“Iran deeply appreciates Russia and China for their consistent and principled positions and decisive actions today,” the regime posted on X.
But Jennifer Locetta, deputy US ambassador to the UN, warned that lifting the ban opened a “monitoring gap” which “only benefits the Iranian regime”.
A worrying uptick in activity has also been spotted around Iran’s notorious Pickaxe Mountain.
Washington fears the regime is building an impenetrable nuclear plant under 300ft of solid granite.
Experts believe the doomsday mopuntain is the number one target in the crosshairs for destruction by Donald Trump.
