Satelite Images of Iran's Missile Strikes on American Base

[Windjammer]

Guys, I'm somewhat intrigued as how and from where did Iran obtain virtual live Satelite images of its missile strikes/damage of the Ain Assad airbase in Iraq.
I say live images since Iran was able to release them within 24 hours of the attack.
Does Iran have its own spy Satelite in the space?
My query is all the more inquisitive as it's been almost a year since Pakistan launched attack on Indian targets, yet we are still to see some imagery of those weapons impact/damage.

@HRK @Hodor @Irfan Baloch @Knuckles @Arian

 

[Goenitz]

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/out-sourcing-the-intelligence-information-gathering.635106/

 

[Windjammer]

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/out-sourcing-the-intelligence-information-gathering.635106/

NASA usually releases archive, i believe this is the site that's more up to date.
planet labs inc.

https://www.google.com/search?tbm=i...UzURUIHRgqDiEQ4lYIKigA&biw=1366&bih=657&dpr=1

 

[HRK]

Guys, I'm somewhat intrigued as how and from where did Iran obtain virtual live Satelite images of its missile strikes/damage of the Ain Assad airbase in Iraq.
I say live images since Iran was able to release them within 24 hours of the attack.
Does Iran have its own spy Satelite in the space?
My query is all the more inquisitive as it's been almost a year since Pakistan launched attack on Indian targets, yet we are still to see some imagery of those weapons impact/damage.

@HRK @Hodor @Irfan Baloch @Knuckles @Arian

those image were first shared by same satellite image analysis group which issued a detail report about 26 Feb, 2019 incident and some others as well, Iranian media groups just put their water marks on these images shared on social media ....

 

[GriffinsRule]

PS Iranians just shot down a airliner over Tehran's airport. What happened to all of them that were parading Iran's air defense capabilities as the best in the region?

 

[Philosopher]

PS Iranians just shot down a airliner over Tehran's airport.

Since when has that been confirmed?

What happened to all of them that were parading Iran's air defense capabilities as the best in the region?

Juvenile logic. Even US has shot down airliners before, by your logic the US air defence suck? Mistakes happen, especially during a potential conflict (fog of war). And the Iranians have already proven their air defence to a nice extend, do I need to start reminding of the countless uavs, including "stealth" that they detected and knocked down?

 

[GriffinsRule]

Since when has that been confirmed?




Juvenile logic. Even US has shot down airliners before, by your logic the US air defence suck? Mistakes happen, especially during a potential conflict (fog of war). And the Iranians have already proven their air defence to a nice extend, do I need to start reminding of the countless uavs, including "stealth" that they detected and knocked down?

They created their own fog apparently since they were not under actual or electronic attack. So yea ... more like systems not capable of distinguishing civilian and military aircraft and lack of communication and operational ineptness

 

[Philosopher]

They created their own fog apparently since they were not under actual or electronic attack. So yea ... more like systems not capable of distinguishing civilian and military aircraft and lack of communication and operational ineptness

Like I said, it has not been confirmed what happened, so stop jumping to conclusions.
Secondly, you don't know what you're talking about. Was the US under "electronic attack" when they shot down the airliners? So the US is inept then.

 

[GriffinsRule]

Like I said, it has not been confirmed what happened, so stop jumping to conclusions.
Secondly, you don't know what you're talking about. Was the US under "electronic attack" when they shot down the airliners? So the US is inept then.

They shot down an Iranian airlines over the sea, in the 80s, and maybe even in purpose ... not right atop their own airport. Secondly technology has advanced by leaps and bounds since then, but of course not in the third world countries, which is why Iranian claims fall flat on their faces.
As for confirmation, there is not a video clearly showing a missile striking the airliner and more evidence will come to light as well in the coming days.

 

[Philosopher]

They shot down an Iranian airlines over the sea, in the 80s ... not right atop their own airport.

Why does it matter where it is? the principle is the same.

Secondly technology has advanced by leaps and bounds since then, but of course not in the third world countries, which is why Iranian claims fall flat on their faces.

The IFF technology has not advanced "leaps and bound". Go read around the topic first and then talk. Furthermore, Iranian air defenses have already showed their capability nicely. You're trying to question their capability based on an shooting which has probably not happened. Either you're a troll or trying hard to discredit Iran.

As for confirmation, there is not a video clearly showing a missile striking the airliner and more evidence will come to light as well in the coming days

Exactly, so don't make comments claiming Iran shot down their plane until we know.

 

[GriffinsRule]

Yeah I am discrediting the Iranians and their claims.

 

[Philosopher]

Yeah I am discrediting the Iranians and their claims.

At least you're honest about your intention. Next time at least wait until an incident's cause has been confirmed before trying to discredit anyone.

 

[Raider 21]

Guys, I'm somewhat intrigued as how and from where did Iran obtain virtual live Satelite images of its missile strikes/damage of the Ain Assad airbase in Iraq.
I say live images since Iran was able to release them within 24 hours of the attack.
Does Iran have its own spy Satelite in the space?
My query is all the more inquisitive as it's been almost a year since Pakistan launched attack on Indian targets, yet we are still to see some imagery of those weapons impact/damage.

@HRK @Hodor @Irfan Baloch @Knuckles @Arian

China or Russia are always sources for them.

PS Iranians just shot down a airliner over Tehran's airport. What happened to all of them that were parading Iran's air defense capabilities as the best in the region?

Sad turn of events. Know someone at work who lost 3 friends in that crash.

 

[GriffinsRule]

China or Russia are always sources for them.


Sad turn of events. Know someone at work who lost 3 friends in that crash.

It is a sad loss of life for Iranian people who have been paying for the ill-conceived policies of their government, much like Pakistanis, for the past 3 decades. Hope their lives and country changes for the better

 

[Windjammer]

those image were first shared by same satellite image analysis group which issued a detail report about 26 Feb, 2019 incident and some others as well, Iranian media groups just put their water marks on these images shared on social media ....

Yes i have seen the images of 26th debacle, however, just wondering if they also covered the next day's assault.

China or Russia are always sources for them.

I'm sure China would also oblige us....there was a report that some American set up has all the details and imagery of the dogfights of 27th February.