Iran promptly released detailed images of the results of the incoming strikes on the US radar station in Qatar.
Shortly after striking an American radar in Qatar, Iran released detailed images of the aftermath. The images show both before and after views of the American military base. Moreover, the after image shows a gaping hole in the dome that concealed the radar, estimated to be worth at least $1 billion. The before image was allegedly taken last year.
It is known that, together with a similar radar detection and electronic intelligence station in Manama (Bahrain), the American radar in Qatar was the basis of the US “radar vision” throughout the Middle East.
The image also shows extensive damage to structures adjacent to the radar's protective dome. This includes the radar's command center.
Not only is the speed with which Iran presented the results of its missile and drone strike on the American radar (its equivalent in Bahrain, as Military Review previously reported, was also hit) noteworthy, but also the detail of the images. Now, there's a debate online about whether these images were taken with drone, or it's the work of a remote sensing satellite's cameras. There's also a theory that it's actually the product of a neural network run by Iranian media.
Meanwhile, the Omani Foreign Minister, who had previously declared great progress in the US-Iranian talks, is now calling on the US to stop attacks on Iran, citing the following argument:
This is not your war.
As a reminder, at least 80 civilians were killed in one of today's strikes on Iran. Most of them were children, students at a school.
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