Satellite Imagery of Nevatim Airbase Shows Damage to Hanger After Iranian Missile Strikes
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Imagery from a satellite shows the aftermath of the Iranian missile strike on a Israeli airbase, Never Team, which was claimed to have destroyed over 20 F-35s. However, the satellite images reveal only one hangar damaged, with no signs of destroyed F-35s. The Israeli Air Force likely knew about the impending strike and removed the F-35s from the base beforehand. The satellite imagery shows nine missile impacts, but only one building damaged, suggesting the base was largely evacuated. The author highlights several possible damage locations, including a runway, a cratered area, and a possible repair section of the base. The author also debunks a claim that Israel is hiding the damage with “digital clouds” in satellite images, explaining that the cloud cover is natural and not added by Israel. The author concludes that the Iranian missile strike on Never Team Airbase was ineffective, with only one building damaged.
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