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High-resolution satellite imagery sourced by NDTV confirms that China may be constructing at least two large, interconnected villages well within the territory of Bhutan.

The Iranian Khorgo underground ballistic missile site is believed to be nearly operational after satellite images revealed that new launch positions were built there.

Tehran's envoy to Britain asks UN nuclear watchdog to be patient with investigation, after refusing to let surveillance equipment damaged in strike at Karaj be repaired

Iran’s natural disaster taskforce says 20 million urban residents face ground subsidence in 18 of 31 provinces, warning about agricultural overuse of water.

The alleged Karaj centrifuge parts plant near Karaj, Iran, seen in a photo posted online by google user Edward Majnoonian in May 2019. (screen capture: Google Maps) Experts believe an attack on a facility producing centrifuge parts for Iran’s nuclear program caused extensive damage, destroying or disabling all equipment at part of the site, according to an Israeli report Sunday. Tehran has maintained that the apparent drone assault on the Karaj factory was thwarted and no damage caused, but s...

The Iranian town of Karaj (Mojtaba Momeni/Wikimedia Commons) Private Israeli intelligence group The Intel Lab released satellite photos on Saturday of what it said is damage from a reported drone attack on an Iranian nuclear facility last month. Iran claimed to have foiled the June 23 attack on the site in Karaj, but Israeli media reports said the facility — said to have been used for assembling centrifuges for uranium enrichment — was damaged in the strike. The drone attack reportedly hit ...

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Images taken in October, January and March reportedly show construction work at Sanjarian facility near Tehran that was later partially covered up, leaving what analyst calls 'excavation swirls and new trenches'

Facility that allegedly had been used to produce key nuclear component was covered up in recent months, after IAEA inspection of other suspected sites

Satellite images released by the Intel Lab research group on Wednesday depict unusual activity at Sanjarian, an Iranian nuclear site, where it is believed the Islamic republic is developing shock wave generators – devices that would allow Iran to miniaturize nuclear weapons. According to Fox News, the images depict