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2 days ago - Bellingcat, alongside The Washington Post, analysed open source information such as satellite imagery, social media footage, local media coverage, death notices and cemetery records to understand how the attacks on Iranian scientists unfolded as well as analyse the civilian cost of the conflict. US viewers can watch the full film below. Full reporting reporting from The Washington Post on this topic can be found here and seen on FRONTLINE’s YouTube channel, at pbs.org/frontline, on PBS stations and in the PBS App.

3 days ago - The team has been poring over satellite imagery to understand from afar the impacts of the strikes and how much the nuclear program has been set back. Nilo Tabrizy speaks Farsi and has been combing social platforms accessible in Iran for images and video of the locations that were hit. We’ve been told we can get access to the site of an assassination and also speak to family members of a killed scientist. ... That would be really helpful to us, because we were only able to confirm about five of these names with their locations.

June 25, 2025 - (Screen capture via YouTube) White House envoy Steve Witkoff, in an interview aired early Wednesday Israel time, said the US and Iran are already in preliminary discussions about resuming negotiations over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. Witkoff said the US and Iran are engaged in talks both directly and through intermediaries about getting back to the table, after Israeli and US strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities ended Tuesday in a ceasefire that US President Donald Trump helped mediate.