New satellite imagery has revealed the extensive damage inflicted on Iranian military facilities as the joint United States–Israel campaign known as “Operation Epic Fury” enters its second week. The aerial images provide striking before-and-after comparisons of key Iranian sites that were targeted during the ongoing military operation, highlighting the scale of destruction across strategic defense locations.

The imagery shows multiple installations reduced to heavily damaged structures, with some facilities appearing almost completely destroyed. Among the confirmed targets was an air defense site located at Ghani Abad, where radar systems, launch platforms, and supporting infrastructure were reportedly struck during the coordinated attacks. Analysts reviewing the satellite images noted that several structures that previously housed defensive systems were flattened or severely damaged following the strikes.

Defense officials say the objective of Operation Epic Fury is to dismantle Iran’s ability to threaten regional security, particularly through its missile programs, naval forces, and integrated air defense networks. By focusing on high-value military targets across the country, the campaign aims to degrade Iran’s operational capabilities and reduce its ability to project force against neighboring states or allied interests. 

As Operation Epic Fury moves into its second week, officials indicate that operations are continuing across multiple sectors. The campaign remains focused on high-priority targets tied to Iran’s military infrastructure, with the goal of limiting the country’s ability to conduct missile strikes, support proxy forces, or threaten international shipping routes.

The newly released satellite imagery offers one of the clearest visual indicators yet of the operation’s impact, revealing how several of Iran’s strategic military sites have been severely damaged in the ongoing conflict.