Iran Restores Key Military Infrastructure Following US and Israeli Strikes

Iran has moved quickly to restore military infrastructure damaged during recent U.S. and Israeli airstrikes, according to Israeli and Western officials as well as satellite imagery reviewed by analysts. The repairs reportedly include underground missile facilities, ports, bridges, and industrial sites. Satellite Images Show Rapid Reconstruction Officials say the pace of reconstruction has exceeded expectations, raising concerns among some Israeli defense officials about Iran's ability to recover from sustained aerial attacks. The rebuilding effort follows an extensive air campaign during which more than 20,000 strikes were reportedly carried out at the height of the conflict. Military operations have continued along Iran's coastline as part of efforts to weaken Tehran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.