What satellite images reveal about war in Iran

Satellite images have revealed the scale of damage at Iranian military sites following US and Israeli strikes, but civilian infrastructure has also been hit, including schools and hospitals.

There has been an internet blackout since the start of the war on 28 February. Satellite imagery has become one of the few ways to find out what is happening on the ground.

Zoom in to explore strike locations in satellite maps Missile bases The US and Israel are targeting Iran's missile bases to reduce the regime's ability to launch ballistic missiles. A base in the northwest of Isfahan, located near the 'Ahmad Kazemi barracks', named after IRGC general Ahmad Kazemi, was targeted.

Images from 1 March show initial damage to a building at the site and then on 3 March show the same building flattened. The building on the left-hand side was previously targeted in June by Israel and has been targeted again.

It's one of several missile bases that have been targeted. Another close to Kermanshah in northwest Iran was also hit.

It's one of Iran's extensive underground "missile cities.