Nilo Tabrizy

5 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Meg Kelly |Joyce Lee |Nilo Tabrizy |Evan Hill |Dylan Moriarty |Jarrett Ley

What satellite images reveal about damage to Iran’s nuclear sites (washingtonpost.com) What satellite images reveal about damage to Iran’s nuclear sites By Meg Kelly; Joyce Sohyun Lee; Nilo Tabrizy; Evan Hill; Dylan Moriarty; Jarrett Ley 2025062219030700 Satellite images provide the first glimpses of the aftermath of U.S. strikes on three sites said to be central to Iran's nuclear program, revealing severe damage at aboveground facilities as well as the entry points left by bombs that...

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Karen DeYoung |Nilo Tabrizy |Evan Hill |Warren Strobel

Iran’s nuclear facilities damaged but not destroyed, experts say (washingtonpost.com) Iran’s nuclear facilities damaged but not destroyed, experts say By Karen DeYoung; Nilo Tabrizy; Evan Hill; Warren P.

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Nilo Tabrizy |Meg Kelly |Yeganeh Torbati |Susannah George

Iran port explosion caused by chemicals catching fire, videos show (washingtonpost.com) Iran port explosion caused by chemicals catching fire, videos show By Nilo Tabrizy; Meg Kelly; Yeganeh Torbati; Susannah George 2025050215092700 The explosion on Saturday that killed at least 70 people and injured more than 1,000 others at an Iranian port was caused by a chemical fire that began in a shipping container, according to visual evidence and explosives experts. Surveillance video, first...

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Susannah George |Nilo Tabrizy

Iranian elite grows supportive of nuclear talks as economic fears spike (washingtonpost.com) Iranian elite grows supportive of nuclear talks as economic fears spike By Susannah George; Nilo Tabrizy 2025042518342700 DUBAI — Iranian media coverage of nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran has been largely positive, reflecting a growing willingness among the Iranian elite to engage with the United States, with even conservative outlets spinning the negotiations as evidence of their...

Dec 22, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Dana Hedgpeth |Sari Horwitz |Joyce Lee |Andrew Tran |Nilo Tabrizy |Jahi Chikwendiu

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