Damage from U.S. strikes on Iran 

President Donald Trump says that U.S. strikes “obliterated” three key nuclear sites, but independent analysis has yet to verify that claim

Natanz enrichment facility Satellite images show two craters, likely caused by U.S. bunker-busting Massive Ordnance Penetrators (MOPs). No conclusive evidence that attack breached centrifuge halls, buried 40m below ground

Isfahan nuclear technology centre: Extensive damage, including to uranium conversion facility. Attack also appears to have hit entrances
to tunnel complex

Fordow enrichment facility Images indicate attack severely damaged – and possibly destroyed – deeply buried site. Iran reportedly moved stockpile of enriched uranium out of Fordow before
U.S. strike

Sites hit by U.S.
Tehran
Natanz 
Isfahan
IRAN
The Gulf
AFGHANISTAN
Fordow
IRAQ
SAUDI ARABIA
400km 250 miles

200m 650 ft
Support building (undamaged)
FORDOW

Fordow strike used 12 MOP bombs (above), designed to penetrate deep underground before exploding. Image below shows six large craters, with two bombs used at each crater

Two clusters of three craters

Entrances to nuclear facility filled with debris

Layer of grey-blue ash is seen across large swathe of site, suggesting concrete debris blown out by explosions

Sources: Bloomberg, CNN, Reuters Pictures: Maxar Technologies
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