Shayan Sardarizadeh

THREAD: New high-res satellite images released by Maxar Technologies on 24 June show new signs of damage at the Fordo nuclear site following an attack by Israel a day after the US bombed the facility.

New craters are visible at tunnel openings and buildings have been destroyed. 

At Iran's Natanz enrichment facility, two craters right above the undergound buildings housing centrifuges that were visible after US strikes on 22 June have now been covered with dirt.

Before: 22 June
After: 24 June

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@Maxar New Maxar Technologies satellite images show previously unseen damage to tunnel entrances at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Centre caused by US strikes on 22 June.

Before: 20 June
After: 22 June

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@Maxar Satellite images captured on 24 June and released by Maxar Technologies show an overview of the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Centre plus more damage near a tunnel entrance.

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@Maxar New satellite images captured on 24 June and released by Maxar technologies show multiple damaged buildings in an area adjacent to Tehran's Mehrabad airport, which was repeatedly targeted by Israel during the 12-day war. 

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@Maxar Finally, before and after satellite images released by Maxar show several damaged buildings at Tehran's Shahid Rajaei Univeristy, located in the northeastern Lavizan district. The university has been linked to Iran's nuclear programme.

Before: 14 June
After: 20 June

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