Iran has released new high-resolution satellite imagery showing the attacks against the Muwaffaq al-Salti base (used by the US) in Jordan. A video came out on Saturday (see: showing the strike, now we have the aftermath in clear imagery.

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And the original geolocation, which is the same spot where the damage is visible in the satellite imagery & the heat detection in the NASA FIRMS map.

Seeing fast-moving reenty vehicles raining down can be unnerving, but if you see one that appears to be moving slow, that means you only have a few seconds

Iran is getting their asses kicked regardless of this lucky shot.

Publishing enemy propaganda is a choice.

There are three things not in the mainstream news coverage that I would like to point out, so somebody can run with it. You just blew the lid off of something bigger than either of us is tracking and I don't think you realize that. 1. That sustained inferno in the video isn't primarily the warhead. The fire characteristics (duration, expansion, color) are consistent with JP-8 jet fuel ignition. The strike hit the fighter ramp area where fueled F-15Es are parked. The base hosts the 332nd AEW. Multiple fueled aircraft on a ramp = tens of thousands of pounds of JP-8. 2. The satellite shows a separate impact area: officer housing quarters (the IRGC header reads اماکن اسکان افسران). Two distinct target areas at the same base: the ramp and the barracks. The housing strike hasn't been reported. Take a bow. 3. The Kheibar Shekan uses a maneuverable reentry vehicle (MaRV), designed to adjust trajectory during terminal descent, complicating interception by Patriot-class systems. Both killed soldiers were Air Defense Artillery, Missile Defense Command (per DOW press release). They operated the system the weapon is designed to defeat. The MaRV is as significant a development as the MRBM that was fired at Diego Garcia. One is 'they improved their missiles.' The other is 'North Korea sold Iran 19 Musudan missiles in 2005' (Bechtol, Fox News Digital, March 30). That story was killed in 24 hours. Nobody could survive asking 'what else did North Korea sell them.'

But we were told all the Iranian missiles were intercepted! 🤷‍♂️

@kenklippenstein 20+ barracks from 1 missile. Damn.

High resolution? Really? You're claiming a pixelated black and white is high resolution?

That's absolutely high resolution

Stop licking Iran's balls, dude.

Are those barracks or drone flight command stations?