Iran rebuilding nuclear program despite Trump talks, opposition figure claims

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According to Iranian opposition figure Alireza Jafarzadeh, Iran is rebuilding its nuclear program, including uranium enrichment capabilities, despite ongoing talks with the U.S. The claim is supported by newly released satellite images showing reconstruction activity at the Isfahan complex, one of three Iranian uranium enrichment plants targeted in a previous U.S. military operation. Jafarzadeh, deputy director of the NCRI's Washington office, asserts that Iran is burying entrances to tunnel complexes at Isfahan and taking similar steps at the Natanz facility. He believes the regime is preparing for a possible war and using the talks as a tactical delay to avoid confrontation with the West. The U.S. and Iran recently participated in nuclear talks in Geneva, with President Trump warning of consequences if a deal is not reached.
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