Iran can banish U.N. inspectors from its military sites but it can't obstruct the prying eyes of commercial satellites.
On Tuesday, officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency left Iran in a huff after the country refused to grant permission to inspect a military site in Parchin where a facility suspected of testing explosives exists. In light of Iran's coyness about its facilities, we asked Mark Brender, executive director of the commercial satellite imagery company GeoEye Foundation, for a closer look.
The image above, provided to The Atlantic Wire, shows the sprawling Parchin military complex, which is 18 miles southeast of Tehran, taken from a GeoEye satellite 423 miles in space. We showed the image to Paul Brannan, who specializes in deciphering high-resolution satellite imagery for the Institute for Science and International Security, and he pointed to the areas marked in red as of interest to IAEA inspectors. Here's a closer look at the military site:
Israel is not threat to the society just like India, et al
Israel is not threat to the society just like India, et al
Israel is not threat to the society just like India, et al
Israel is not threat to the society just like India, et al
IAE hawana mandate ya ku-inspect military installations, wakiachiwa leo siku nyingine watajadai wanataka kui-inspect ikulu ya Iran...:A S-coffee:
Threat ya Iran iko wapi?
Kama nuclear bombs nchi nyingi zinazo!
Paletine is a society, and has always been threatened by Israel. Prove me wrong if you can
Yes-and made an unexpected movement...Has anyone inspected Israeli's nuclear sites?
Palestine are occupiers,they are in wrong site at wrong time,so they call evacuation a threat and discrimination,thats unwisePaletine is a society, and has always been threatened by Israel. Prove me wrong if you can
Paletine is a society, and has always been threatened by Israel. Prove me wrong if you can
Threat ya Iran iko wapi?
Kama nuclear bombs nchi nyingi zinazo!