Satellite images have revealed that Iran is constructing roofs over damaged areas at its Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites. Experts believe these efforts are aimed at concealing the extent of the damage and salvaging any remaining nuclear materials or components. The move comes as international inspectors are denied access to the facilities, leaving satellite imagery as the only means of monitoring. Analysts note that the new structures do not necessarily signal reconstruction, but rather an attempt to assess and possibly recover assets without outside observation. Iran has not publicly commented on the activities at the sites and maintains its stance on pursuing its nuclear program.