Satellite Images Detect Renewed Activity at Iranian Nuclear Site Targeted by Israel

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Recent satellite images have shown renewed activity at the Min Zadeh nuclear complex in northeastern Tehran, following an Israeli attack on it last March.

According to high-resolution images taken during September and October, Iranian authorities have been working to clear debris and repair damage to the site.

The attack had destroyed several buildings, with indications that underground facilities may have also been affected.

According to the Institute for Science and International Security, the recent activity may indicate attempts to restore capabilities related to nuclear weapons development and to rebuild what was destroyed at the nuclear complex.

This comes as U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance emphasized the need for Iran to make a "substantial" reduction in its uranium enrichment capabilities to meet U.S. demands and end the war.

Vance explained in an interview with "Reuters" that any potential agreement would require Tehran to take concrete actions to reduce its enrichment capabilities, rather than merely pledging to reduce them in the future.

He stated that Washington remains open to reaching an agreement with Iran, but it will require tangible concessions related to its nuclear program.