Abu Saleh, an Arabic-language security analyst, claims that satellite imagery analysis reveals a dramatic gap between US reports and reality, in a post on his the source. The claim is single-sourced and unverified.
Abu Saleh, the analyst behind the Arabic Desk channel, posted a claim that satellite imagery analyzed by Western media networks shows a dramatic gap between US reports and the actual situation. The post did not provide specific locations or evidence. The analyst has previously made similar unconfirmed claims about satellite imagery showing damage to US military facilities in the Gulf and Jordan, as The Zioneer has reported. The current claim is single-sourced and unverified.
- DevelopingAbu Saleh (Arabic Desk): Satellite imagery confirms damage to US bases in Gulf, warns escalation only beginning
- DevelopingAbu Saleh's Arabic Desk reports US Air Force strike on an area
- DevelopingAbu Saleh: Videos alleging US strikes on Iran are fake, from computer game
- DevelopingAbu Saleh reports significant US military movement between CENTCOM, EUCOM
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