Iran Engages in Extensive Construction and Repair Work Near Missile Facilities Following US and Israeli Strikes
Iran is reportedly undertaking significant construction and repair activities near at least two major missile facilities and other military bases that have sustained damage from US and Israeli air strikes. An analysis of satellite images from November, reviewed by analysts at the British intelligence company MAIAR, indicates earthworks and new buildings at the Garmdareh military base in Karaj, near Tehran, and at the Shahroud base in northern Iran. Signs of repairs are also visible at a minimum of 12 other military sites, including missile complexes and air bases. For instance, new roofs have appeared on damaged structures at the Kermanshah missile base, and debris has been cleared from the Parchin military complex. At the Taleghan 2 facility within the Parchin complex, damaged buildings have been razed, and an underground bunker has been reinforced with concrete, suggesting extensive reconstruction efforts.
