Satellite imagery reportedly shows a US Army mobile radar was destroyed at a US base in Jordan during Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) missile strikes overnight Sunday, according to a single source citing satellite analysis. The claim is unverified.
New satellite imagery, circulated by a single source citing open-source analysis, claims that a US Army mobile radar was destroyed at the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan during the IRGC missile barrage overnight Sunday. The radar is said to have been hit during the same wave of launches that targeted the base earlier in the night.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Monday evening, visual evidence confirmed at least one missile impact at the base, with footage showing damage to structures. The new claim, if verified, would represent the first reported destruction of a specific US military system at the facility in this attack. Jordanian and US officials have not commented on the report.
The IRGC launched the strikes in retaliation for a US strike on Larak Island, where two Iranian launchers were reportedly targeted. The extent of damage at Muwaffaq Salti has been disputed, with initial Jordanian statements claiming full interception later contradicted by visual evidence.
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