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Satellite Images Show Construction Surge at Iran's Suspected Nuclear Site

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Analysts at a Washington-based think tank have identified a significant increase in construction activity at a suspected Iranian nuclear facility known as Pickaxe Mountain. The findings are based on a review of six years of satellite imagery. Researchers noted that Iran has recently erected a security perimeter around the site. The surge in construction activity was observed this year, raising concerns about the nature of the facility's operations.

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