New satellite imagery documents the destruction of an aircraft hangar at King Faisal Air Base in Jordan, used as an ammunition warehouse for US special forces, according to the imagery. The damage occurred on July 22, during the recent Iranian strike campaign. The imagery provides the first visual confirmation of the hangar's destruction, though the extent of munitions lost remains unclear.
Newly released satellite imagery shows the destruction of an aircraft hangar at King Faisal Air Base in southern Jordan. The hangar was used as an ammunition warehouse for US special forces, according to the imagery. The damage occurred on July 22, during the Iranian missile and drone campaign that targeted US and allied military installations across the region.
As The Zioneer reported on July 22, earlier satellite imagery documented damage to a structure at the same base. The new imagery identifies the structure as a dedicated hangar for ammunition storage, adding detail to the earlier reports. The base has been a recurring target in the recent escalation, with previous reports of damage to barracks and other facilities.
The precise quantity of munitions stored in the hangar and the extent of operational impact on US special forces remain unverified.
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