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title: "Ceasefire Violation? Satellites Detect Repairs to Iran's Nuclear Facilities After US Agreement"
description: "Satellite imagery has revealed Tehran's plans: Iran has begun repairing nuclear facilities despite the ceasefire agreement with the US. Intense vehicle movement has been recorded in Parchin and Pixaks. Amidst infrastructure restoration, the US has struck 90 targets, preparing for a new escalation in the Strait of Hormuz. 🚀🇮🇷🇺🇸"
date: 2026-07-10T21:32:00.000Z
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# Ceasefire Violation? Satellites Detect Repairs to Iran's Nuclear Facilities After US Agreement

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The situation surrounding Iran's nuclear program has once again become a focal point of international attention. Journalists who gained access to previously classified satellite imagery have recorded alarming activity in Tehran. Despite the signed ceasefire agreement, Iran appears to have resumed work on key nuclear facilities.

### Evidence of Resumed Operations

An analysis of data conducted by CNN in collaboration with the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) is based on imagery from June and July. The images demonstrate that Iran is taking active steps to restore infrastructure where enriched uranium may have previously been stored.

The chronology of events, reconstructed from the imagery, is as follows:

- First, temporary shelters were erected over the holes left by the strikes.

- Over the course of several weeks, while the memorandum of understanding was still in effect, cement mixers appeared at the sites.

- Subsequently, the temporary structures were dismantled and replaced with fencing, indicating the completion of the repair phase.

### Restoration Goals: Parchin and Pixaks

Experts note that the intense movement of trucks is a clear sign of an intention to seal the openings created by US and Israeli strikes. In recent weeks, vehicles have been regularly recorded at the entrances and exits of the tunnels.

Analysts have paid particular attention to two sites:

- The facility in the village of Parchin near Tehran, which was repeatedly targeted during the American campaign.

- The site known as "Mount Pixaks".

### Political Context and Escalation

The resumption of work raises serious questions about Iran's compliance with the memorandum of understanding signed with the US at the end of June. This occurred even before President Trump, according to observers, effectively put an end to the agreement by ordering new strikes on the country.

Against this backdrop, other well-known nuclear facilities showed no signs of damage. However, activity by Iran's missile forces was recorded in Isfahan, indicating the maintenance of combat readiness.

### From Ceasefire to New War

After months of blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and mutual attacks, the parties managed to agree on a framework agreement. It provided for the continuation of the ceasefire and opened the way for discussions on key issues with the aim of concluding a final treaty to end the war within 60 days.

However, peace proved short-lived. Attacks resumed: the day before, the US announced strikes on 90 military targets in Iran. According to Axios, Washington is preparing to resume mutual attacks through the Strait of Hormuz. The new military campaign could last from a few days to a month.