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New satellite imagery shows Iran rapidly working to rebuild the Minzadehei nuclear weapons development compound, located on the northeastern outskirts of Tehran, which was previously struck by Israel. Images from September and October 2026, analyzed by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), show significant renewed vehicle activity, debris cleanup, and earth-moving operations at the site following the earlier damage
Yemeni forces continue to advance on the southern front in the Marib province, as part of Operation "Dawn of Yemen," amid continued losses and casualties for the Iranian-backed Houthi group. A military source from the Armed Forces Media Center stated that air defenses managed to shoot down a hostile drone in the Raghwan district northwest of Marib