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NEW: Satellite imagery from May 24 shows Iran has fully reopened all five tunnel entrances at its underground missile facility in Larestan, Fars Province. Heavy machinery was used to clear debris and restore access, with no visible long-term damage to the hardened site.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran has already restored about two-thirds of the underground missile bases that were targeted by U.S. and Israeli strikes. ▪️ in just seven weeks, Iran has cleared 50 out of 69 entrances to underground tunnels and missile complexes. Satellite images show active use of bulldozers, trucks, and other heavy machinery for the restoration work. ▪️ Most of these facilities are located at depths of 50–80 meters, which means strikes on entrances and ventilation shafts have only a temporary effect. Moreover, Iran has already begun actively redeploying missiles into some of the restored complexes. This rapid restoration demonstrates the impressive resilience and depth of Iran’s underground military infrastructure. Despite significant strikes, Tehran has shown it can recover key capabilities relatively quickly, which limits the long-term effectiveness of such attacks and complicates future military planning for the U.S. and Israel. Video is generated by grok AI

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