In late October, Israeli airstrikes targeted the Taleghan 2 facility at Iran's Parchin military complex, destroying what was reportedly an active nuclear weapons research site. This facility, part of Iran's Amad program ceased in 2003, was involved in developing sophisticated explosives essential for nuclear devices. Despite Iran's official stance denying pursuit of nuclear weapons, recent intelligence suggested renewed activity at the site. The Israeli operation, dubbed 'Days of Repentance', was a response to Iranian missile attacks and significantly hindered Iran's nuclear and missile production capabilities. The attack was characterized by U.S. and Israeli officials as a major setback for Iran's nuclear ambitions. Iran has faced international scrutiny over its nuclear activities, which it claims are for civilian purposes.