New satellite imagery obtained by CNN indicates Iran may be repairing and rebuilding sensitive facilities linked to its nuclear weapons program, potentially violating its agreement with the United States.

Vantor images from late June and early July show reconstruction at Taleghan 2 inside the Parchin military complex, including work around craters left by U.S. and Israeli strikes. The heavily fortified facility has previously been associated with high-explosive testing relevant to nuclear weapon development.

Vehicles were also observed entering and leaving tunnels at Pickaxe Mountain, an undeclared underground complex near Natanz that Western analysts suspect could eventually house centrifuge production or uranium enrichment operations. The IAEA has never inspected the site.

The U.S.-Iran MOU requires Tehran to maintain the “status quo” of its nuclear program while negotiations continue. The imagery does not conclusively prove Iran has restarted weapons work, but any construction intended to restore or advance its nuclear capabilities would directly violate that commitment. No comparable activity was detected at Fordow, Natanz or Isfahan.