Satellite imagery shows Iran's nuclear program is going underground

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No one has any doubt that the Iranian nuclear effort continues, despite continued setbacks such as two significant events this year, both attributed to “enemy sabotage” by the Iranian regime – the destruction of the centrifuge assembly hall at the Natanz nuclear facility in July; and the assassination of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh a few weeks ago.

Iran responded with typical defiance following Fakhrizadeh’s killing, passing legislation for the increasing of uranium enrichment, barring of international inspectors from nuclear sites, and installing of advanced centrifuges at those sites, if the United States does not agree to lift its sanctions on the Islamic state. Its response to the explosion back in July, however, has recently become the subject of some interest, with new satellite imagery suggesting that Iran is already making good on a vow it made in the aftermath, that it would rebuild “in the heart of the mountains.”

Pictures obtained by The New York Times Visual Investigations team show what are thought to be newly built entrances to tunnels under a ridge in a mountain south of Natanz, around 140 miles south of the capital, Tehran. The Times asked Jeffrey Lewis, an expert in arms control at Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, to comment on the images. (Read More)