Iran repairs missile facilities as Trump's armada arrives in the region (satellite images)

Satellite imagery analyzed by the New York Times reveals that Iran is rapidly restoring several ballistic missile facilities damaged during strikes last summer. In contrast, repair efforts at key nuclear sites remain significantly limited, suggesting a strategic shift in Tehran's military priorities. This development occurs as the United States, under President Donald Trump, concentrates military forces near Iran, raising the possibility of new actions. Experts believe that prioritizing missile production serves as a deterrent against potential strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure and allied bases. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks are ongoing in Oman to prevent further escalation, focusing heavily on Tehran's nuclear program. Despite some visible repairs, major enrichment centers like Natanz and Isfahan appear to remain largely offline according to recent reports.