Satellite Images Reveal War's Devastation

0:00Hey, it's Corey, with the story, with Global News Today, the world's biggest stories every day. Satellite images are now revealing the heavy damage from the ongoing war between the United States, Israel, and Iran. Firms like Planet Labs are releasing high-resolution photos after a two-week delay to avoid helping enemies. These show burning ships in the Iranian port and wrecked buildings at a key American base. Images highlight strikes on naval assets in military sites. In Bandar Abbas, a vital Iranian port near the Strait of Hormuz photos from March 2nd capture ships on fire. The U.S. Central Command reports sinking or damaging more than 100 Iranian vessels so far. Meanwhile, Bahrain's U.S. Navy 5th Fleet headquarters took a big hit. A March 1st image shows a major building destroyed, plus two radar domes likely taken out by Iranian missiles or drones. Iran claims repeated attacks there, and videos back that up. Newer photos from March 3rd expose a damage at France's naval base in Abu Dhabi, with

1:03two large hangars hit. The site sits near busy ports and cultural spots, like the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Fire spotted by U.S. Geological Survey satellites add to the picture. One rage that Dubai International Airport, after an Iranian drone hit a fuel tanker on Monday, sending up thick black smoke. Fire has burned since March 11th at Oman Salala Port, following a suspected drone attack. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Relaxed Deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM