Newly analyzed satellite imagery has exposed damage to multiple Israeli military installations from Iran and Hezbollah’s defensive operations, raising questions about the extent of destruction that Tel Aviv may be concealing from public view.
Analysis of satellite images shows strikes on several military bases across the occupied territories during Iran’s Operation True Promise 4 in response to the US-Israeli aggression that began on February 28.
Images from Sentinel-2 satellite reveal that Ramat David Air Base was hit in two separate areas, damaging support vehicles, equipment, and critical refueling points for fighter jets. Damage was also detected at Nevatim Air Base and the Mishar base, a Unit 8200 signals intelligence facility.
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Furthermore, a major fire broke out at Camp Shimshon on March 10 after a Hezbollah drone swarm attack, burning for several days across a large area.
The Israeli report by Yedioth Ahronoth used low-quality images, which has raised further doubts about the regime’s transparency regarding the actual scale of damage. Since the aggression began, Iran has launched approximately 670 missiles and 765 drones toward Israeli-occupied territories.
A Pakistan-brokered ceasefire has been in place since April 8, but the Israeli regime continues to push the United States for another round of war against Iran.
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