IAEA and IDF detect new construction activity at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site
The IAEA said it detected new activity around Iran's suspected underground Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, and the IDF said it also detected activity there. CSIS imagery analysis found 2026 construction activity at the buried site higher than any prior point, while Iran denies nuclear activity and has not responded to IAEA inspection requests.
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@PolymarketIntel
IAEA: The agency has detected new activity around a suspected underground Pickaxe mountain nuclear site in Iran
@IntelDoge
IDF says it has detected activity at Iran's pickaxe mountain. Follows the IAEA assessment that there is construction activity at the facility.
@Newsforce
🇮🇷 BREAKING: The IAEA has detected evidence of ongoing activity at Iran's "Pickaxe Mountain." The heavily fortified underground nuclear site is buried at least 100 meters beneath Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La mountain, near the Natanz enrichment facility, one that inspectors have never https://t.co/X3XfFIimdq
@Coinvo
CSIS analysis of 6 years of imagery found 2026 construction activity at Iran's buried pick axe mountain higher than any prior point. Iran has never responded to IAEA requests for inspection access, and Tehran denies any nuclear activity is happening there. Analysts say the https://t.co/0hzrzBfzp0
@Coinvo
CSIS analysis of 6 years of imagery found 2026 construction activity at Iran's buried pick axe mountain higher than any prior point. Iran has never responded to IAEA requests for inspection access, and Tehran denies any nuclear activity is happening there. Analysts say the https://t.co/t7zjddbHY5