Iran Missile Base Damage Revealed in New Satellite Imagery

The latest satellite imagery released by Maxar unveils the significant damage caused to a missile base operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) near the western province of Kermanshah. This revealing footage showcases the aftermath of Israeli strikes on Iranian military facilities and nuclear sites.

Before and After: Destruction in Iran

PlanetScope image of the Natanz Nuclear Facilities captured on June 14, 2025, highlights the devastating impact of the strikes on Iran’s key nuclear infrastructure. The images from two different providers also display the destruction of a missile site south of the city of Tabriz, which was targeted in the initial round of attacks against Iran.

Missile strikes and fires have torn through various facilities in Iran, illustrating the extent of the damage inflicted by Israel’s military actions. Satellite images from Maxar show the aftermath of the strikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities, including the missile facilities in Kermanshah, Shiraz, and Bid Kaneh.

Impact on Iranian Military Bases

Satellite images captured on June 15 by Maxar satellites provide a detailed look at the targets hit during the Israeli strikes. The visuals reveal damage at the entrances of tunnels at a facility and showcase the destruction of buildings at Iran’s Parchin military base outside of Tehran.

Additionally, posts on social media by FlightRadar24 suggest that flights have been diverting away from Iran in response to the military actions taking place within the country.

Overall, the satellite imagery released by Maxar offers a comprehensive view of the aftermath of the Israeli strikes on Iran’s military and nuclear facilities, shedding light on the impact of the recent escalation of tensions in the region.