US EditionSatellite photos reveal damage to Iranian missile bases and nuclear facilities after Israeli strikes
IRAN, JUN 13 – Satellite images show extensive damage to Iran's nuclear enrichment and missile sites, with about 240 fatalities reported since the strikes began, escalating regional tensions.
- Israeli airstrikes targeted multiple Iranian sites including nuclear, military, and civilian infrastructure from June 13 to June 14, 2025, primarily in Iran and Tehran.
- The strikes followed Iran’s replacement order of older centrifuges with advanced IR-6 models amid rising tensions and a preceding IAEA resolution condemning uranium enrichment.
- Satellite images confirmed visible damage at Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility and missile bases in Kermanshah and Tabriz, alongside reports of destroyed residential buildings and power structures.
- Iran reported 78 deaths on the first day and additional casualties afterward, while Israeli military intercepted surface-to-surface missiles and drones amid ongoing missile exchanges.
- The conflict has destabilized the Middle East, prompted international calls for de-escalation, and risks drawing in wider geopolitical actors including the US and UK supporting Israel.
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Shortly after the start of the Israeli attacks, sharp satellites reach the public. The images reveal impacts in the midst of Iranian installations. How hard is the Mullah nuclear program hit?
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