Satellite Images Reveal War's Impact on Iran

0:00This is Global News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Satellite images are giving us a clear view of the damage from US and Israeli strikes on Iran since the war began on February 28th. With an internet blackout in place, these photos from space are one of the main ways to see what's happening on the ground. Military targets like missile bases, naval ports, and nuclear sites have taken heavy hits, aimed at weakening Iran's ability to fight back. Strikes focused on missile facilities, including one near Isfahan, and an underground complex by Kermansha. Images show flattened buildings, craters at tunnel entrances, and at least 10 structures destroyed. US Central Command reports Iran's missile launches have dropped 86% in just four days, with hundreds of air defense sites, missiles, and drones taken out. Naval ports haven't been spared either. At Konarek in southern Iran, two buildings are wrecked, and a ship sits sunk. Nearby Bandar Abbas, Iran's main navy hub, shows smoke from a hit on its largest vessel and roof

1:04damage to key buildings. These spots control vital sea routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Nuclear sites like the Netans Enrichment Plant saw free buildings go down, confirming earlier damage to entrances. Meanwhile, civilian areas got caught up too, with a girl school near an IRGC base in Minab hit hard, killing over 150 people, and Gandhi Hospital in Tehran, damaged alongside a TV tower. US and Israeli officials deny targeting civilians, stressing their focus on military threats. As the conflict drags on, these images highlight the wide-reaching impact, while Iran's missile range up to 2,000 km keeps it atop. Priority for the strikes. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there, s-o-l-i-soli-pillow-dot-com.