Signs of Evacuation Before the Strike: OSINT Reports on Fordow Facility
Tehran– Open-source intelligence (OSINT) sources have reported unusual logistical activity at Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility prior to the recent U.S. airstrikes, suggesting a possible last-minute evacuation at the sensitive site.
Weezharoz-According to satellite imagery and traffic data analyzed by OSINT analysts, there was a noticeable uptick in equipment transfers and support vehicle movements around the facility just hours before the strike occurred.
Security experts interpret these indicators as evidence that Iranian authorities may have had prior knowledge or at least strong suspicion of an imminent attack, allowing them to evacuate or protect key elements of the site in advance.
Analysts also point to a potential delay in the U.S. military response to Iran’s recent activities, which may have given Tehran critical time to minimize the impact.
Neither Iranian nor U.S. officials have publicly commented on the findings, but early assessments suggest the Fordow facility was not completely destroyed despite being targeted.
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