Satellite Images Reveal Iran Rebuilding Missile Sites Flattened By Israel; President Pezeshkian Vows No Nuclear Bomb | World News

Teheran: Satellite images show that Iran has restructured the missile production facilities targeted by Israel during the 12 -day war in June. Associated Press reported that Tehran has restarted the work on these sites. A critical equipment with large mixers designed to produce solid fuel has not been established so far.

Referring to missile experts, the news agency reports that Tehran aims to buy these mixers. Machines, known as curse mixers, have blades rotating around a central axis. They mix the fuel better than other equipment. Experts and US officials say Iran has purchased similar components from China in the past.

Iran operates solid fuel missile facilities in Khojir and Parchin near Tehran and Shahroud about 350 kilometers northeast of the capital.

Sam Lair, James Martin Soliferation Spreading Center Research Assistant, “Planet mixers can reconsidered some important things, then the infrastructure is still there and ready to roll again,” he said.

Iran believes that there may be another conflict with Israel. And therefore, it is the highest priority to rebuild the missile program. The June War seriously damaged Iran’s air defense systems and left the missiles as one of the remaining deterrents.

Iran President Masoud Pesshkian addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, and here, “I declare that Iran will never try to build a nuclear bomb before this Assembly.” He said.

He said that Iran’s nuclear program was peaceful and condemned Israel and US strikes in June and gave a big blow to international confidence and the expectation of peace in the region ”.

The reconstruction of missile areas points to Tehran’s determination to protect his strategic abilities. International observers continue to watch sites closely. The lack of key equipment limits full operational capacity, but the restructuring progresses.

Iran follows the expansion of the missile infrastructure with diplomatic claims of peaceful nuclear intentions. Satellite images verify the construction activity by providing a rare perspective on Tehran’s strategic calculations.