Iran has restored access to most of its underground missile bases by clearing tunnel entrances that were blocked during US and Israeli airstrikes, according to satellite imagery reviewed by CNN. Experts said Iran is now fully prepared to launch longer-range missiles across the Middle East, including toward Israel. The renewed activity highlights the limits of US bombing strategies aimed at crippling Tehran’s missile capabilities.
During the conflict, US and Israeli forces destroyed roads and sealed tunnel entrances to restrict access to Iran’s underground missile network. Despite repeated attacks on construction equipment, Iran continued excavation work and maintained limited missile launches. Since the ceasefire more than seven weeks ago, Iran has accelerated recovery operations, reopening 50 of 69 damaged tunnels across 18 sites. Satellite images also show road repairs and renewed construction at bases near Isfahan and Khomein.
US intelligence assessments cited in the report indicate Iran has resumed drone production and missile launcher replacement. Analysts said the country’s rapid reconstruction, using basic machinery like bulldozers, demonstrates resilience against costly air campaigns.
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