Secret Iranian Nuclear Facility Exposed by Satellite Images Amid U.S. Talks

Satellite imagery has unveiled a clandestine facility in Iran’s Semnan Province, alleged to be a secret nuclear weapons site, stirring fresh tensions as the Trump administration engages in delicate talks with Tehran. The sprawling 2,500-acre compound, dubbed the Rainbow Site by Iranian officials, is said to operate under the guise of a chemical company, Diba Energy Siba.

According to intelligence from the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), the site’s primary role is extracting tritium, a radioactive isotope with no significant civilian use, fueling suspicions about Iran’s nuclear ambitions. This revelation casts a shadow over Tehran’s claims of pursuing only peaceful nuclear energy.

As negotiations unfold, President Donald Trump remains noncommittal on Iran’s nuclear enrichment, stating, “We haven’t made that decision yet.” Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance expressed cautious optimism, noting progress in discussions. However, the discovery of this covert site threatens to derail diplomatic efforts, raising questions about trust and transparency.