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Iran Reinforces Isfahan Nuclear Facility with Roadblocks

4/12/2026

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Iran has barricaded entrances to the Isfahan nuclear facility to protect its enriched uranium, per the Institute for Science and International Security.
High-resolution satellite imagery shows roadblocks made of dirt, rubble, and fencing installed after March 18, with entrances filled and monitored.
The roadblocks aim to complicate any potential ground invasion or seizure of the uranium.
This signals ongoing security measures at the Isfahan underground nuclear facility.

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Iran has barricaded entrances to the Isfahan nuclear facility to protect its enriched uranium, per the Institute for Science and International Security.
High-resolution satellite imagery shows roadblocks made of dirt, rubble, and fencing installed after March 18, with entrances filled and monitored.
The roadblocks aim to complicate any potential ground invasion or seizure of the uranium.
This signals ongoing security measures at the Isfahan underground nuclear facility.