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Posted on 04/10/2026 9:36:47 AM PDT by MeanWestTexan
New high-resolution commercial satellite imagery shows Iran has further fortified the underground tunnel complex at its Isfahan nuclear facility.
According to an analysis released yesterday (April 9, 2026) by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), images taken on April 8 reveal makeshift roadblocks and added physical barriers now installed directly in front of all three tunnel entrances. These include earth berms, debris, fencing, and other obstacles specifically designed to slow or prevent ground access.
The entrances themselves were already completely buried with soil back in February. ISIS assesses this is not preparation to reopen the site for operations, but rather a deliberate lockdown to protect it against potential airstrikes or special-forces raids.
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Can the Air Force take care of that?
Agreed.
Here’s hoping.
Maybe we could help block them? ✈💣💥
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I don’t know.
It’s exceptionally hard to do a damage assessment of something buried in tunnels deep underground, to boot.
So you really don’t know what you’ve done.
What it would take to keep it buried is to monitor it constantly and bomb it anytime someone showed up with a backhoe.
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A few bags of Quikrete and problem solved
They would have no problem MOP-ping them up.
All they have done is show us the next target
That was my thought, too.
“Fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man.” - George Patton.
Years ago I worked for a home builder and on weekends some of the little bastards in the development like to pull the STOP signs out and toss them in the weeds.
So a couple of empty five gallon Spackle pails full of QuickCrete(concrete mix, not mortar) and toss in a few bits of rebar, put the stop sign in and bury it.
That ended their fun. And I hope they ended up with a hernia.
So we have coordinates. We can help.
“makeshift roadblocks and added physical barriers now installed directly in front of all three tunnel entrances”
“to protect it against potential airstrikes”
Uhhh, what? How does THAT work?
“What it would take to keep it buried is to monitor it constantly and bomb it anytime someone showed up with a backhoe.”
Yup.
They will leave the roadblocks and just nail the tunnel/underground structure.
Depends on the circumstances.
In Afghanistan, we called it “mowing the lawn”.
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