Satellite images show Iran covering and rebuilding parts of Natanz, Isfahan, and Parchin as Washington weighs possible military action.

Satellite internet, once a luxury for fast streaming and remote work, is now becoming a key battlefield tool in global conflicts. Recent events in Iran and Ukraine have shown how critical these networks have become—not just for civilians but for military operations as well.

The images show that Iran has erected large roofs over damaged structures at both Natanz and Isfahan to conceal the extent of destruction and ongoing recovery operations

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Hackers disrupted Iranian state television satellite transmissions to air footage supporting the country's exiled crown prince and calling on security forces to not “point your weapons at the people,” online video showed early Monday, the latest disruption to follow nationwide protests in the country.

Iran is facing one of its most turbulent periods in decades as protests over economic hardship have escalated into widespread anti-government demonstrations. The unrest, which began in late December over rising costs and unemployment,

Iran launched a satellite into space Saturday with a rocket built by the country's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, state-run media reported, the latest for a program the West fears helps Tehran advance its ballistic missile program. Iran described the ...