New satellite images released by The New York Times reveal a startling development in the Middle East: Iran’s ballistic missile sites—reportedly damaged during last year’s 12-day war with Israel—have been rapidly repaired.

High-resolution images from Planet Labs show that more than half of the targeted missile facilities are now rebuilt. Cleared debris, new structures, and resumed operations indicate that Iran wasted no time in restoring its missile capabilities—some work beginning within just months of the attacks.

In stark contrast, Iran’s nuclear facilities—like Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan—have seen slower, limited repairs, often just basic reconstruction. Analysts say this highlights Tehran’s strategic prioritization of missiles over nuclear enrichment, focusing on immediate deterrence against Israel and U.S. forces.

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